Keeping everything compact and in one neat package, you can have it all without sacrificing any precious space. Combination vanity units are the answer to all your problems. When it comes to small spaces, basins and sinks can be a tricky business, especially if you need a little storage too. Corners are so often forgotten about when it comes to saving space however, if they’re utilised well, you can recover space you never knew you had. They may not be the most conventional way to lay out your bathroom furniture, but corner toilets shouldn’t be overlooked. The ultimate two in one option for any small bathroom or downstairs toilet! For those not in the know, these multi-purpose pieces are a simple vanity unit with a basin, toilet and sometimes a cupboard all in one – they’re not only compact but handy too! Many older properties still house toilets in separate rooms, so a combo toilet and sink is one way of saving you hopping from room to room during your bathroom breaks. So, with that in mind, opting for a sliding shower door can minimise this problem, and, of course, maximise your space. Nobody wants to squeeze into the shower each morning, because the door hits the toilet. In tight spaces, swinging doors can make arranging furniture a nightmare. It sounds simple, but so often we see doors in bathrooms being overlooked. Imagine this with a P- or L-shaped bath, and you’ve hit the jackpot.
Moving it to the longer length of the bath towards one end will give you more space to your sides. But how can you make it even better? More often than not, the shower head is placed directly over the shorter side of the bath where the taps usually sit. Placing a shower head over your bath is the oldest trick in the book when it comes to having the best of both in a small bathroom. A corner shower enclosure offers all the flexibility you need for arrange other bathroom units. Corner units are great from keeping your shower out of the way, whilst giving you more space to play with elsewhere in the room. Shower-rooms are becoming more and more common as space in flats and apartments becomes a premium. Just be sure to check you’ve got the space under your floorboards. But, if aesthetics are important to you and you crave a little luxury in your life, then a sunken bath is definitely worth considering. It's one of our favourite small bathroom ideas, for obvious reasons! The sunken bath will give your bathroom more space in a visual sense rather than actually saving you space. Shorter versions of these styles of baths often keep your footprint similar to more conventional baths, whilst also - this is the good bit - giving you space for a shower too. Walk-ins are welcome, but to avoid disappointment book a consultation if you wish to meet with a member of the Bathroom Design Team.Most would never consider an L- or P-shaped bath for a small bathroom, but we say think again. Our Showroom is an impresssive 52,000 square feet and can be a great source of inspiration for your renovation project, so come visit us to get your project started.
Let us help plan your bathroom renovation from the ground up and make the process as smooth as possible. Our specialised bathroom team are here to help.įrom small bathroom designs, to luxury bathroom projects, our team will work with you and help you to navigate your options and advise where needed. Whether you're modernising your ensuite, overhauling your family bathroom, making your bathroom more accessable, or all of the above. We offer a Bathroom Design Consultation and a 3D Bathroom Design service that are tailored to you. When you step into our showroom you know you’re in safe hands. With over 40 years experience our expert team have guided and helped many happy customers create their dream bathroom.
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