When
considering the layout of your bathroom, take advantage of every square
inch. This bathroom squeezes the shower, toilet and sink into a small
area while still being a useful space. Image courtesy of Superior Homes
Add Enough Storage Space
Adequate
storage space is essential to a functional bathroom. Think about how
many people will be using the room, and include enough cabinets and
shelves so each person can keep their belongings organized and clean.
This room has cabinets under each vanity, plus a tall cabinet for extra
storage.
While
dual sinks are useful in a family bathroom, some homeowners are giving
up the double sink in their master bathroom to gain more counter space.
With only one sink, this vanity offers more space for other tasks. Photo
courtesy of Kohler
Conceal the Toilet
The
toilet can dictate the design of the bathroom, depending on where it is.
But, although it’s the primary reason you go to the bathroom, you don’t
want it to be the design focal point of the space. In this bathroom
designed by Andreas Charalambous, the toilet compartment echoes the
shape and style of the shower, but features a sandblasted door for
privacy.
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