Remodelling Small Bathrooms

Your bathroom has to be perfectly designed when you built a house. The design of the bathroom has to go with the design of the house. If it is a small on, then you can remodel it accordingly. Here are some tips for you to remodel small bathrooms. If your bathroom measures anywhere between 7 feet 6 inches by 5 feet 10 inches, then these are what you need to do.

• Move the wash basin

The only logical place for the washbasin to go is opposite the toilet.

• Turn the bathtub around

If the bathtub is along the shorter wall, you need to swing it around so as to make some room for bathroom accessories.

• Use a small toilet

Make use of a slim toilet, thereby you will have space for a shower.

• Opt for a shaped shower cubicle

Use a cubicle with a curved quadrant. It occupies less space.

• Bathrooms look great with ceramic tiles

The grand finale would be to choose a simple bathroom ceramic shower tile design made up of white and blue tiles. The whole bathroom should be tiled from floor to ceiling. The end product would be a treat to the eyes. Do not go in for designer tiles. If you choose a simple design, the cost would be reasonable and the result would be just as good.

Compact Bathrooms

A correct bathroom suite can easily solve the common problem of small bathrooms.

Storage space is a major problem in a small bathroom. Even though everyone needs a place to keep his or her accessories, sometimes the space becomes a problem. Utilise the space you have by not letting any area be unused.

The area under the sink is a great place for storage, as not too much of the floor is used up.

Using the space behind the mirror is another amazing storage solution. Go in for a single mirrored wall cabinet that has a contemporary and sleek design.

Choosing a wall-hung basin, which is 20 cms deep and 45 cms wide, will provide plenty of space to wash hands. As this model does not have a pedestal it gives an illusion of more space. It does not take up any room on the floor.

Many people do not use the corners in their bathrooms. To minimise the space used, go in for a corner basin along with a corner-mirrored unit to double up as storage.

A heated towel rail is a perfect accessory to any bathroom. It not only provides a place to keep your towels but also doubles up as a heat source, keeping you nice and warm after a shower.

Jazz up your standard bath with a nice bath panel, if you want a designer bath but do not have the space. A bath screen will magically transform any ordinary bathroom. Use a shower enclosure if you don't have room for a bath in your bathroom. People who crave for luxury can go in for a smoked glass to give the bathroom a finishing touch.