Ways to Deal With Common Small Bathroom Problems

Bathrooms can be challenging to design and decorate as they are typically tight spaces. They may be small rooms, but they are many-purpose areas. Your bathroom is where you take a bath, get ready in the morning and, sometimes, relax at the end of the day.

Discover how to address common small bathroom issues here.

Lack of Storage

When your toilet, sink and shower are squeezed in together, it can be difficult to find space for storage. Insufficient storage can result in a cluttered bathroom. Some ways to make the most of your space is giving up your tub if you don’t really use it or need one or install a recessed shelf inside the shower for storing your soaps and shampoos.

Tight Floor Space

You can create an illusion of space by clearing out your floor. Instead of conventional toilets and sinks, consider floating fixtures. Since the space below them is clear, your bathroom will look bigger and feel airier. For storage, consider adding some hanging shelves on the wall.

Your Bathroom Has No Windows

Like in most parts of your home, enough lighting is essential to your bathroom. However, sometimes, bathrooms lack windows. If this is the case, your lighting design should include as much lighting as possible. You can add overhead fixtures or LED downlights, which aren’t only energy-efficient, but will also illuminate wet areas safely. Moreover, an experienced bathroom remodeling contractor can help you determine the best lighting solutions for your needs and space.

No Space for a Separate Shower

You don’t need to dedicate a separate space for a shower with a wet room floor. You can have your remodeler install the showerhead next to the bath. To ensure there aren’t visual interruptions, consider a frameless screen.

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