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Small Bathroom Remodel Ideas on a Budget

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Before: Outdated Look

The bathroom in a 1908 Victorian home in Washington, D.C., was in need of a loving and timeless refresh. So, interior designer Sara Swabb of Storie Collective, Tanya Smith-Shiflett of Unique Kitchens & Baths, and builder Cann Construction got to work.

Courtesy of Unique Kitchens & Baths

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After: Warm Atmosphere

"While we originally envisioned one single mirror with hand-finished brass trim, it would have been too large to even get into the house," says Swabb. "Instead, we decided to save a little money by doing four separate mirrors with beveled edges which turned out to be one of our favorite design details."

See more of this bathroom here.

Stacy Goldberg

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Before: '90s Desert Tuscan

Designer Bari Ackerman describes the previous state of this bathroom as '90s desert Tuscan. "It had a built-in jetted tub with heavy beige tile and a brown steam shower that didn’t work," Ackerman says. "Not only was it dark and dated, but it also appeared the shower had been installed incorrectly so that absolutely needed to be remedied."

Bari Ackerman

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After: Modern Art Deco

Ackerman updated the bathroom with a pink-and-orange palette for a modern twist on Art Deco style. A small budget-friendly upgrade with a big impact is the patterned shade the designer added to the window.

See more of this bathroom here.

Bari Ackerman

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Before: Kitschy Nautical

With lighthouse wallpaper trim and sponge-painted walls, this blue-and-white, nautical-themed bathroom looked like something left over from the '90s. Blogger and designer Victoria Ford set out to give it a more refined feel.

Marcus Ford

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After: Refined Nautical

Facebook Marketplace finds—including a trough sink and vintage vanity—give the bathroom character and helped keep the project within budget.

See more of this bathroom here.

Marcus Ford

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Before: Stuffy NYC Bathroom

Like most New York City apartments, this Brooklyn bathroom has minimal square footage and not much alluring character. The client enlisted designer Delia Kenza to give it a dreamy makeover with a clever rejiggering of the layout, a thoughtful palette, and the right finishing touches.

Courtesy Delia Kenza

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After: Dreamy Oasis

"The client came to me wanting travertine, but sometimes when you're on a budget, the travertine you get looks really pink," explains Kenza. "And we wanted the neutral color." The designer settled on porcelain with a slightly pebbly texture that adds subtle dimension. A custom travertine sink satisfies her client's need for travertine.

See more of this bathroom here.

Nick Glimenakis

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Before: Old Rustic Tuscan

The heaviness of the Tuscan theme in this bathroom was too much for the homeowners. So designer Priya McCulloch gave it an airy makeover with two requirements: The project needed to be budget-friendly (the cost of the bathroom was approximately under $35,000) and the bathroom had to be low maintenance and easy to clean.

Priya McCulloch

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After: Light Tuscan Inspiration

McCulloch slashed costs by including high-quality porcelain tile to imitate marble, a walk-in style shower without a door, and recycling travertine tile from the home's previous kitchen renovation that went toward the new bathroom floor.

See more of this bathroom here.

ERIC KRUK

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Before: Dull Environment

This bathroom in a Brooklyn townhouse was super dull and void of any character. “The client wanted to bring a personalized feel to the bathroom without making it feel too modern,” says designer Eneia White.

Eneia White

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After: Moody Yet Fun

White gave the 150-square-foot space a dynamic mix of texture, pattern, and color in a moody pink, black, and white palette. The floor tiles double as art, so no additional decor is needed against the soft rose-colored walls.

See more of this bathroom here.

Nick Glimenakis

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Before: Spare Room

The Toledo Geller design team was hired to turn a spare room and small bathroom into a Moroccan oasis with plenty of functional details hidden under the design.

Courtesy of Toledo Geller

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After: Moroccan-Inspired Bathroom

For a subtle yet textural element, the room's ceiling is covered in a Moroccan plaster finish known as "tadelakt," which the homeowner—a retired woodworker and avid DIYer—actually painted himself. "We looked over a few color samples with him, selected the tone, and then he got a kit and watched a YouTube tutorial," says Geller.

See more of this bathroom here.

Jacob Snavely

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Before: Bare and Neutral

It couldn't get any more boring than this bathroom. The only redeeming quality may be the tropical print hand towel, but the rest was in need of a major update.

Old Brand New

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After: Colorful and Lively

A simple coat of teal paint on the cabinetry and brass hardware boosted the energy in this bathroom by Old Brand New. Gold framed prints and a colorful rug make for easy additions that can certainly be sourced in a budget-friendly way, whether through online retailers or Facebook Marketplace.

Old Brand New

Kelly Allen

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36 Bathroom Decorating Ideas on a Budget

Lindsay Brown

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Add Café Curtains

Ensure your bathroom gets natural light and privacy by installing café curtains. Go for a patterned option to enhance the overall character of the room, as Avery Cox Design did in this space. If you want to get crafty, you can even DIY them with your fabric of choice.

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ALISON GOOTEE

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Hang a Gallery Wall

If you're tired of bare bathroom walls, fill them with framed art as designer Alexander Reid did in this space. Source cheap frames from places like flea markets, HomeGoods, and Facebook Marketplace. Take pages from coffee table books you already own, or invest in a new book, for artwork to fill the frames with.

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Jacob Snavely

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Wallpaper the Cabinets

Take inspiration from the cabinetry in this bathroom designed by Toledo Geller. If you have plain inset cabinets, use peel-and-stick wallpaper to fill the inset surfaces of them. If you're artsy, you could even paint designs directly onto the cabinets yourself for a unique touch.

BUY NOW Peel-and-Stick Wallpaper By Novogratz, $43

READ MCKENDREE

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Bring in Fresh Flowers

A vase with a beautiful bouquet of fresh flowers can instantly enhance a bathroom's luxury atmosphere. Just take it from this bathroom designed by Lucy Harris, which features flowers near pottery and art on a floating shelf. If you want the look to last longer, go for an artificial arrangement.

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ANSON SMART

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Repurpose Old Furniture

The next time you're considering tossing or selling a piece of furniture, consider bringing it into your bathroom instead. For instance, you could forgo built-in shelves and create more storage space with an armoire. Both traditional and quirky, this unexpected item will make your bathroom feel homier. It's especially unique when paired with Fornasetti's cloud-print wallpaper and a modern aubergine stool, as done in this bathroom decorated by Arent & Pyke.

SHANNON MCGRATH

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Display Towels on Towels

Nothing screams luxury like a fully stocked towel display. The one in this bathroom designed by Hecker Guthrie puts all linen closets to shame. Of course, the fresh flowers and sleek mirror enhance that effect.

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MYLENE FERNANDES

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Incorporate Brass Accents

Brass features add “a hint of luxury and a nod to older styles,” designer Shari Francis says of this bathroom she gave a cosmetic upgrade. Any easy yet cheap way to do that? Incorporate brass accessories. If not with a faucet or mirror, use a brass soap dispenser, tissue box, toothbrush holder, or even a set of hardware for hanging towels and robes.

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Emily Minton Redfield

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Add a Small Table

Enjoy a regular bubble bath? Put a small table next to your tub, as designer Elizabeth Georgantas did here. A wood stool or small slim side table will not only make your space look more luxurious, but it's perfect for hosting your glass of wine, book, speaker, or candles.

BUY NOW Teak Stool, $78

2LG Studio

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Get an Indoor Tree

Add a tree in the corner for a low-lift update that has a ton of transformative power. As seen in this bathroom designed by 2LG Studio, the palm leaf tree truly brings it to life.

BUY NOW Costa Farms Majesty Palm Grower Pot, $39

Leanne Ford Interiors

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Paint Everything One Color

Picking one color and sticking to it will make things a lot easier, and this tonal look is both on-trend and visually interesting (even—no, especially—if you go for something as simple as white). In this bathroom designed by Leanne Ford Interiors, even the faucet is painted white.

BUY NOWRust-Oleum Ultra Matte White Paint, $23

Regan Baker Design

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Choose a Colorful Rug

One of the only ways to bring warmth into a bathroom with affordable decor is an area rug. It's also a fun way to add color, print, and texture. The fringe and pops of neon featured in this mostly-marble bathroom by Regan Baker Design is the perfect case study. A bath mat will do, too.

BUY NOWWest Elm Landscape Stripes Bath Mat, $40

Hecker Guthrie

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Swap In Eye-Catching Hardware

Always remember that extra storage is your friend in a bathroom, where you'll want to tuck away unsightly essentials. Eye-catching hardware, like the rose gold handle pulls in this space by Hecker Guthrie, make the cabinets look a lot more expensive. And instead of installing custom marble countertops, you can just shop for an affordable marble tray to stack your items on.

BUY NOW Pink Marble Tray, $17

PHOTO: Tom Ferguson; DESIGN: Arent & Pyke

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Splurge on Soap

When you can't afford to renovate the bathroom, focus on minor additions that can make it feel a touch more elevated. Spending thousands on installing a new marble sink, for example, may be out of the question, but a fancy soap for guests can do more good than you'd think, and it's a fraction of the cost. Aesop is always a good call, as seen in this bathroom designed by Arent & Pyke.

BUY NOWAesop Aromatique Hand Soap, $40

Hecker Guthrie

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Use Fake Plants

This bathroom designed by Hecker Guthrie proves that you don't need a huge space to make an impact, especially when plants are involved. Love plants but can't keep them alive or don't think the ones that eventually die are worth the money? There are actually some pretty great artificial plants and leaves that don't look totally fake, whether you display them together in a vase or bolster a bouquet of flowers with them.

BUY NOWIKEA Smycka Artificial Leaf, $5

Leanne Ford Interiors

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Add Something Metallic

Adding a dash of metal can make the bathroom feel a little fancier and more polished. Even something as nondescript as a catch-all or soap dish will do the trick, but we're partial to that round stool in Leanne Ford's bathroom.

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Arent & Pyke

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Display a Robe

Even something as simple as hanging a robe can make all the difference. As seen in this Arent & Pyke-designed bathroom, it makes the space feel spa-like. The small Art Deco area rug also plays up the blue tones throughout while introducing pattern and a pop of coral.

BUY NOW Brooklinen Bathrobe, $84

PHOTO: Alexandra Ribar; DESIGN: Leanne Ford Interiors

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Hang a Pendant Light

Leanne Ford is the master of reclaiming old items and making them feel brand new again, like the shelf, mirror, and antique knick-knacks in this bathroom. The schoolhouse-style sink fits in with the retro look while the fresh white paint and oversized dome pendant polish things off.

BUY NOWVintage Brass Pendant, $100

Arent & Pyke

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Wallpaper Half the Wall

Not only is it a good idea to keep wallpaper out of splashing range, but it can also cut your cost in half if you only buy enough for half the square footage. The white tiles in this bathroom designed by Arent & Pyke keep things feeling fresh while the wallpaper adds a little more personality.

BUY NOWWild Grass Removable Wallpaper, $45

Alexander DB

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Warm Things Up

Design firm Alexander DB softens up the large factory-style windows and gritty concrete floors in this industrial space with a plush area rug and striped hand towels. Though they're decidedly more bohemian, they fit in with the modern black tub and warehouse vibes because they stay within that monochrome palette.

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PHOTO: Reid Rolls; DESIGN: Leanne Ford Interiors

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DIY Wallpaper

Give your walls some oomph and treat them like a canvas for a collage project. Think vintage ads and magazine articles and a few records for some contrast. In this bathroom designed by Leanne Ford, the vintage magazine scraps play up the retro feel of the tiles.

BUY NOWVintage Life Magazines, $28

Regan Baker Design

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Lean a Ladder

Introduce extra storage space for your towels in style by leaning a wooden ladder against the wall. It brings in more dimension than a traditional wall shelf and looks more unique.

BUY NOWMillwood Pines Wood Ladder, $74

PHOTO: Nicole Franzen; DESIGN: Leanne Ford Interiors

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Craft a Narrative

The beauty of this bathroom sink area is that everything looks like it has a history, even the soap dish. While the oval hanging mirror and sink feel grounded and rustic, the sconces and gold faucet introduce a nice formal flair. You'd never guess these old fixtures came from the house of an old friend of the designer, Leanne Ford. "It's a perfect example of how things can look so different depending on where they live," she says.

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PHOTO: Dustin Askland; DESIGN: Elizabeth Roberts

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Camouflage Toilet Paper

In this bathroom designed by Elizabeth Roberts, our eye is immediately drawn to the pretty linen towels, marble hooks, hexagonal floor tiles, and whimsical floral wallpaper as opposed to the toilet paper. For a similar effect, make your toilet paper blend in or look cooler than it is with a wall-mounted holder.

BUY NOW Ferm Living Black Toilet Paper Holder, $35

PHOTO: Dustin Askland; DESIGN: Arent & Pyke

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Opt for an Etagere

Another great way to introduce a ton of storage without having to drill into your walls for custom cabinetry and shelving is by sliding in an etagere, as done in this bathroom designed by Elizabeth Roberts.

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Regan Baker Design

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Be Bold

You don't need a giant space to design a bathroom that stands out. Take notes from this one by Regan Baker Design. An accent wall with a classic toile pattern, a timeless mirror about a small sink, an artful hand towel, and a geometric light make this powder room feel complete.

BUY NOW Project 62 Round Mirror, $60

PHOTO: Max Kim Bee; DESIGN: Leanne Ford Interiors

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Install a Shelf

If your bathroom is tiny, clear clutter and add more surface space by installing a shelf above the toilet or right under the mirror and above the sink, as done in this space designed by Leanne Ford.

BUY NOW West Elm Wood Shelf, $90

Studio DB

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Add a Fun Shower Curtain

A fun shower curtain with geometric shapes will spruce up a bathroom or play up existing tiles, as seen in this space designed by Studio DB.

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Hecker Guthrie

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Pay Attention to Details

Don't overlook the details, like a toothbrush holder, soap dispenser, and other catch-alls for things like Q-tips, cotton pads, and more. Transferring those drugstore items from their original packaging makes the whole room look so much more put-together and beautiful, as Hecker Guthrie proves with these minimal containers. Even a toilet brush can be pretty!

BUY NOW CB2 Nexus Toilet Brush, $30

PHOTO: Dustin Askland; DESIGN: Arent & Pyke

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Add a Wall Sconce

The turquoise tiles in this small bathroom designed by Elizabeth Roberts are balanced by a more natural rattan-framed mirror, while modern scones bring the look into the 21st century. See how the color makes those other items pop even more?

BUY NOW West Elm Metal Sconce, $89

Hecker Guthrie

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Swap a Mirror for Wall Art

It's all in the details—by giving accents an offbeat twist, you'll make a big impact. For example, instead of hanging a mirror above the sink, consider displaying artwork instead (Pro tip: Shopping for your artwork on eBay and Etsy or scouring flea markets is a lot more affordable). Then put your hand soap and lotion on a small elevated shelf above the sink and hang a single slim pendant light as Hecker Guthrie did here.

BUY NOW Abstract Faces Art Print, $20

80 small room renovation ideas with photo

The most common The problem faced by owners of small-family apartments is very modest bathroom. During the repair, you have to solve a difficult problem: how to correctly plan a room so that it is at the same time functional and not cluttered? In fact, everything is much simpler - it only costs Connect your imagination and work a little. Our article will help facilitate your task and suggest interesting ideas for small bathroom.

Planning Features

If you are starting from scratch and your bathroom is too small, you might want to think about expanding it by redevelopment of walls and partitions. Just decide first with the walls - where are the "bearing", and where not. Invite the appropriate specialist for this. As a result, it will be possible to combine a bathroom with a toilet, a bathroom with a corridor. However, this is a very difficult job, it is better to save this option as a last resort.

More affordable option can be thoughtful layout and design small bathroom. Due to visual effects and placement plumbing can greatly expand the visible boundaries of the room and not change it real size.

First you need to turn attention to the location of plumbing - perhaps the toilet is too far away from walls or it can be moved closer to the drain. The sink can be removed altogether if you have a bathroom - put a convenient faucet and the need for a sink will disappear. Doors can also take up space, especially if they open. inside. Rearrange the door so that it opens outside or even put a retractable option - it's much more convenient.

Preparing for a bathroom renovation

Before starting a bathroom renovation, you need to decide on the design. If redevelopment is necessary, if it is necessary to expand a small room, the transfer or extension of partitions is approved. After that, you can start preparatory work. What are they?

Preparing for the renovation of the bathroom also includes plumbing and electrical work. This is the replacement of pipes and risers, counters, heated towel rails, hoods, replacement of wiring, relocation of sockets, etc. After that, a box of plasterboard is mounted to hide the plumbing pipes.

When these works are completed, you can start repairing and installing plumbing.

Materials used for finishing

The most common and ideal option for covering walls and floors in the bathroom is ceramic tiles. Its variety is so great that it can satisfy any, even the most sophisticated requests. Just remember the main thing - the tiles for a small bathroom should be small. The ideal option in this case would be a mosaic.

Tile selection - one of priority tasks. After all, she sets the main tone for the bathroom, after laying tiles, plumbing is installed, the ceiling is being made and all the rest work. However, you should not rely only on tiles, there are many other finishes:

It is better to lay tiles on the floor. Not ordinary, with a smooth glossy surface, but rough. This kind of tile made from porcelain stoneware. It is much stronger and will protect you from falling and injuries on wet floors.

Ceiling also do not ignore - it must be protected from moisture and fit into the interior. Here are the ways to finish the ceiling:

First less practical option, although also used. Plastic sheathing is good because that moisture will definitely not damage the ceiling, and it can be easily washed. well and stretch ceilings are more popular due to their modern sight and a large palette of colors. Definitely fits into any interior.

Color palette

The design of a small bathroom requires the choice of color as the main decision. After all, the main task is to visually enlarge an already small space. In any case, tiles should be chosen in light colors - like the floor and ceiling. But do not get carried away with white color and chrome interior details. It will give the impression that you are in the operating room, and not in the bathroom.

However, if you combine white with bright colors: yellow, green, red, then the interior will acquire "juiciness" and you can focus on some specific details. Designers do not recommend using more than three colors at the same time - take on a note. What's more, you can use tone-on-tone accessories with an inner color finish. The effect of "merging" will turn out - the objects seem to be there, but they do not stand out against the general background and do not come to the fore.

Better not to use at all large drawings on the walls, floor or ceiling - your bathroom can visually only get smaller because of it.

Let there be light!

Of course, you can't do without light. The layout of a small bathroom also provides for a pre-prepared place for lighting. A dim light bulb is absolutely not an option in this case. It needs bright artificial light. How to do it? Firstly, you can install a lot of light bulbs on the ceiling - then the light will be evenly distributed throughout the room. Above the sink is also desirable to have a light bulb.

To save money, you can install energy-saving light bulbs, and enhance lighting with mirrors. But we will talk about this further. If possible, make a window in the bathroom - much better when there is sunlight in the bathroom during the day! If this option is not suits - then you can make an imitation of a window with appropriate lighting - very original idea.

What furniture to choose

Small bathrooms look very organic when combined with the right furniture and fixtures. We will talk about plumbing later, we will pay attention to furniture. As you may have guessed, the furniture in no case should be large, dark and clutter up all the free space. If it is possible to choose, then install shelves in place of cabinets with doors. Furniture should create the illusion of transparency, "weightlessness" of the room, and not oppress with its quantity and dimensions.

The color of the furniture must be light, ideally merge with the walls or have similar tones. Instead of cabinets, you can use hooks and hangers, above the toilet hang a rack.

Choosing plumbing

This is also an important aspect that must be taken into account when you just started to make repairs in a bathroom of a small area.

Which is better: shower or bath?

The first thing to consider is who will use the bathroom in the future. If there are elderly people or children in the house, then it is best to put a bathroom. Again, it is more convenient for overweight people to use the bathroom. You can pick up a bathroom and a seated one - everything is individual here. In other cases, it is better to put a shower.

Where to put the washing machine?

If the washing machine does not fit into the design of a very small bathroom at all or takes up a lot of space, you can move it to the kitchen or even to the balcony (if it is adjacent to the kitchen). Another option is to install the washing machine under the sink. You can make room for her by replacing the bathtub with a shower. Then a place will be freed up not only for the typewriter, but also for household chemicals.

Mirrors

The design of a small bathroom must include mirrors. Combined with the right lighting, they can work wonders and make a room look bigger. Just don't make the following mistakes:

Corner mirrors look much more original and are able to create a beautiful play of colors and reflections. If you want to install a mirror above the sink, then don't forget to add lighting to it.

Decor for a small bathroom

For a small bathroom, it's better to stick to the principles of minimalism and not to use an abundance of decor. If the design involves tiles of bright colors or unusual shapes, a small space does not need additional decor. In other cases, it is better to use items that decorate the interior and are functional at the same time:

Space Extension

Here are some space-saving ideas for a small bathroom:

Interior styles

Classic

Always up to date. The main focus is the bath. In the original, it should be made of marble, cast iron or brass. And of course on curved legs. Such a bath itself is very light; faucets, faucets and mirror frames are made of copper, gilding or bronze. The interior welcomes marble, stucco. The look of such a bathroom is expensive and sophisticated.

Modern

The design of a small bathroom in this style is characterized by a bright combination of colors and original solutions. The zones are clearly separated, the plumbing is small and functional. Accessories for decor are better to take non-standard shapes and colors.

Japanese Style

Becoming more and more popular and quite original in itself. But be prepared to invest in natural materials in decor: bamboo, rice paper, silk, wood. On the walls it is better to use tiles with oriental motifs. Mandatory attribute are candles in colored glass candlesticks, an aroma lamp. There may be hieroglyphs on the shower curtain, on the towels.

In general, there are many styles - all depends on preference and budget. In any case, the design of a small bathroom, made in a certain style, will add zest to the interior of your home.

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Photo examples of the original design of a small room.

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Design of a small bathroom - 35 interior photos (top view)

It takes a lot of time and effort to search the Internet for a photo of a small bathroom, its design, interior and rational arrangement of plumbing. After all, it will depend on the initial idea how functional your bathroom will be.

This collection consists of 35 most interesting photographs (top view) that will help you imagine how acrylic bathtubs , toilets and other sanitary ware, including bathroom interior elements, can be located.

Do you dream of making your small bathroom the most comfortable and stylish? Find your version of the most successful layout...

Design of a small bathroom (photo 1) Area 4 sq.m Quite laconic interior design with a calm and gentle color scheme. From plumbing, everything you need: a floor-standing toilet, bathroom furniture (width 80cm) and a rectangular acrylic bathtub (180X80cm) with a shower column and a glass curtain that acts as a splash protection. The walls and floor are tiled with soft purple tones and white accents.

Find out more and watch FOUR VIDEOS in section how to choose and stick tiles

Design of a small bathroom (photo 2) Area 5 sq.m. Bathroom interior layout with a practical arrangement of all plumbing fixtures. It includes: a wall-mounted toilet bowl with an installation system, a square shower enclosure (90x90cm) made of tempered glass, a shower column with a watering can and a tropical rain shower system, bathroom furniture (80cm) and a corner cabinet-pencil case with an oak finish.

Design of a small bathroom (photo 3) Area 5 sq.m. The interior of the bathroom is made in retro style: tempered glass corner curtains (90X90cm), faucets, shower system and stylish original accessories in bronze color. Side-mounted toilet bowl with installation system and lid made of natural wood. Bathroom furniture 100 cm wide. with a mirror and a facade made of natural wood (walnut color). Walls - ceramic tiles, floor - ceramic granite.

Small bathroom design (photo 4) Area - 6 sq.m. Bathroom interior: Cersanit sanitary ware, Nano collection (Nano corner asymmetric acrylic bathtub with dimensions (150X75cm), shower column with mixer, hanging toilet bowl, hanging furniture for a modular type bathroom with hanging cabinets and a pencil case), as well as a washing machine and a heated towel rail - ladder. Walls original ceramic tiles , floors - ceramic granite (large sizes).

Small bathroom design (photo 5) Room area 4. 5 sq.m. Plumbing in the interior: acrylic bath (dimensions 170x80cm), bathroom furniture (width 120cm) with marble top and square sink. attached toilet bowl with installation system, heated towel rail - ladder. Floor and walls - ceramic tiles.

The design of a very small bathroom (photo 6) Area 3.5 sq.m. machines, it is possible to install a toilet bowl. This will make the bathroom the most versatile.

Bathroom design (photo 7) Area 4.3 sq.m. Layout with a sufficient rational arrangement of plumbing. Floor-mounted toilet bowl with a seat made of natural wood, furniture - cabinet with a sink 70cm, Large four-section wall-mounted mirror cabinet 150cm wide, corner shower cabin 80X80cm. Built-in washing machine and 70cm wide floor mirror cabinet. The walls are ceramic tiles, the floor is finished with high-quality porcelain stoneware .


Small bathroom design (photo 8) Area 3.8 sq.m. The interior of the bathroom is made in a classic style with a dark walnut finish. Shower cabin 100X100cm. toilet bowl with a lid made of natural wood. Cabinet pencil case, cabinet, sink 80cm wide. mirror in a frame made of natural wood (walnut). This layout made it possible to fit a compact and narrow washing machine. Walls - PVC panels, floor - ceramic tiles.

Bathroom design (photo 9) Area 3.6 sq.m. Compact plumbing layout with retro style interior. Faucets, accessories and towel warmers in gold color. Cast iron bathtub Jacob Delafon (France) dimensions 175X80cm. Bathroom furniture (light oak color) width 120cm. Instead of a washing machine and a wall cabinet, it is possible to install a floor-standing toilet bowl, including a corner type. Walls and floors - ceramic tiles

Design of a small bathroom (photo 10) Area 3.9m.kv Nothing superfluous from plumbing. This is a rectangular acrylic bathtub 160X70cm with a front screen, hanging furniture 80cm wide with a mirror, a floor-standing toilet bowl - a compact and a washing machine. Pay attention to built-in wardrobes with tinted glass doors. They can contain various accessories and accessories for the bathroom, which is very stylish and convenient. Walls - tiles. The floor is porcelain stoneware.

Small bathroom design (photo 11) Room area 3.8 sq. m
The interior consists of a semi-circular hydromassage cabin (dimensions 90X90 cm) with glass curtains, a floor-standing toilet bowl with two flushing modes and hanging furniture 90 cm wide. with round mirror. Check out the different sizes of shower enclosures that will be a great option for this layout. Look at our prices for which you can buy shower cabins in Chelyabinsk

Use them as a base for your city, because in most cases they are recommended directly by manufacturers and distributors for retail sale in Russia.

Small walk-through bathroom with adjoining rooms (photo 12) Area 3. 2 sq.m. Ravak sanitary ware - Be Happy collection (acrylic bathtub 160X75cm with corner sink) Please note that it is possible to install a toilet instead of a second door. This will make the bathroom the most versatile. Floor and walls - ceramic tiles of large formats.

Bathroom design (photo 13) Area 3.8 sq.m. The interior includes: a rectangular shower enclosure (100X100cm) made of tinted tempered glass with a sliding door, a mixer and a cascade shower on the wall, a hanging toilet and a bidet. Hanging white furniture with glass top 100 cm wide. Mirror with mosaic edging. Wardrobe pencil case 45cm wide. Towel dryer - ladder, height 180cm. The window in the bathroom illuminates the room quite well and eliminates the effect of space isolation. The walls are a combination of mosaics and tiles. The floor is ceramic granite.

Compact small bathroom (photo 14) Area 3.6 sq.m. A practical design option, where bathroom furniture has a common design solution with a built-in attached toilet bowl, and the upper part acts as a countertop and window sill. The overall color scheme also includes the front screen of an acrylic bathtub with dimensions of 180x80cm. The pencil case is suspended, and the heated towel rail acts as a heating radiator (height 2 m). The window gives the room a special coziness and quite well illuminates the bathroom in the daytime. Walls and floor - ceramic tiles.

Small bathroom, (photo 15) Area 4 sq.m. A very simple and practical version of the interior, which consists of an acrylic bathtub (combined version with a shower cabin), a built-in (mortise) faucet and a shower bar with a watering can. floor toilet, sink and heated towel rail. Floor and walls - ceramic tiles. Between the bathroom and the wall there is a cabinet with a countertop, which is very convenient for storing various supplies and accessories.

Bathroom design (photo 16) Area 5.5 sq.m. In this project, there is an acrylic bathtub built into the podium with dimensions of 170X80cm. Shower enclosure with transparent glass sliding doors 90x90cm. with shower column and faucet. The floor and walls are ceramic tiles. in two colors. Pay attention to the following. If the bathtub is moved to the right, then a toilet bowl could fit in this place. Then the bathroom could be "ideal" and versatile with a complete set of all necessary plumbing.

Design of a small bathroom (photo 17) Area 3.6 sq.m.

Design of a small bathroom (photo 18) Area 3.6 sq.m.

Design of a small bathroom (photo 19) Area 3.8 sq.m.

Small toilet design (photo 20) Area 2.9 sq.m.

Bathroom design (photo 21) Area 5.5 sq.m.

Small bathroom design (photo 22) Area 3.8 sq.m.

Bathroom design (photo 23) Area 3.6 sq.m.

Design of a small bathroom (photo 24) Area 3.

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