Bathroom design for small bathroom from Terence Schweitzer

Retain Views

An interrupted viewpoint is vital to making a small space feel open and asking. Here, a glass environment from feeling cramped and dark, prevents the shower. The line of sight remains uninterrupted, both from inside as well as outside the shower.

Add Little Luxuries

Ultimately, a bathroom must be purposeful. But no matter the size, there is always room for unique touches to generate happiness and character. This little bathroom loves plentiful storage, thanks to built-in cabinetry along with a recessed wall niche (not shown). Here, a tiny bench located close to the shower gives suitable stowaway space for towels and soaps in addition to a spot to take a seat.

Choose Light Surfaces

This toilet evokes serenity with brilliant whites and hardly-there gray walls. Shimmering mosaic floor tiles add a touch of glamor to the calming space. A glass shower surround keeps the room feeling open.

Store with Style

Storage put away or has two choices: on display. A small bathroom has very little room for error in regards to litter, so making purposeful choices is crucial. Here, bath towels and soaps neatly folded in white dishes.

Use a Large Mirror

By creating the delusion of more space an area expands. Here, a sizable mirror above the dressing table reflects the wall reverse, making the restroom look. Leaving the mirror frameless also helps the illusion.

Bathroom shower doors

Find the Right Size

Occasionally layout choices are dictated by a little footprint. And scale and percentage are essential factors when working in a little space similar to this one. A little dressing table is the perfect (and only) fit in this powder room. A classic- style faucet and vessel sink ensure the limited counter space remains clutter-free.

Show Off Details and Craftsmanship

In a room that is little, every detail gets found, so give attention to luxurious features along with quality craftsmanship. This stylish dressing table is infused with charming details on the vanity doors, and the paneling and picture ledge of the room. Shimmering classic and a marble countertop -inspired hardware add a sense of extravagance.

Draw the Eye Upward

Play the ceiling up or add eye catching details high on the wall to heighten a small space. The shower curtain is hung on a track attached to the ceiling, adding to the height of the room, too.

Use Reflective Surfaces

Enlarging a small space is component illusion. Mirrors and lights are two tools that are key that, when used in combination with reflective surfaces, can create a little room feel larger. This contemporary bathroom uses light and reflective surfaces -- mirrors, glass light fixtures, and stainless steel hardware -- to make a better sense of space.

Install a Pocket Door

Think about a pocket door when space is a premium. Every inch of wall and floor space can be put to great use because the floor plan does not have to adapt a swinging door. An exclusive toilet area fits nicely in this bathroom, thanks to a space-saving pocket door.