Small Bathroom Solutions

Make a small bathroom feel bigger with these design tips and tricks.

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Maximize Natural Light

Maximize the perceived size of a small bath by visually sharing space from the outdoors with the indoors.

Here, a large window provides access to beautiful, private views. The glass shower surround and wall mirror reflect the outdoor view and help the bath feel open and airy.

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Comments ( 20 )

pattyhoggard wrote:

I also have a small bathroom needing work but my problem is.. I need a shower that fits in between toilet and vanity. I really wanted something alittle different. It's upstairs so my husbands feels weight would be an problem.

2/4/2010 08:58:56 PM Report Abuse

send1here wrote:

As a remodeling guy,I know ALOT of houses have a bathroom the width of a common tub/shower kit(about 5 ft)on the end wall and a length of 6-10 ft long.We need some cool ideas for this.

2/1/2010 10:19:21 AM Report Abuse

florecitarockera004 wrote:

Please... give ideas on some small bathrooms!!! like, realllllyyy small

1/27/2010 04:06:50 AM Report Abuse

viviangreer wrote:

The small bath solutions are interesting but the pictures you show of small bathrooms aren't small. Our bathroom including the shower tub measures 6 ft x 6 ft square and the small bath solution will not work with our bathroom.

1/26/2010 02:32:37 PM Report Abuse

moo3621 wrote:

When I'm thinking "small" ... I'm thinking something you can barely change your mind in, let alone clothing and etc. Plus, I have a bathroom that has a hideous 3-piece surround in the tub. How about some ideas to deal with that eye-sore?

1/25/2010 01:12:41 PM Report Abuse

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