Tiny en-suite ideas?
Hi all
I have a small ensuite in need of renovating.
We have a cupboard space on the landing which use to house the old tank, so i asked the bathroom designer to knock into this to create a larger walk in shower area, rather than the tiny square we currently have.
They sent me the attached photos but im not impressed, I know its small but was hoping for more, i feel its hardly any different to how it currently is.
Im hoping to have a sliding/pocket door for more space, and we hope the corner can be knocked out opposite the toilet, it currently hides the internal soil pipe but we want to move it outside for more space. I also need some storage, Its quite dark, as the window faces north to the side of our house and neighbours. They have also not used all the cupboard space so there would be an unused void?
All ideas welcome
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7 months agoI agree with the above - I think they have used the space wisely and the layout will work for that size of space. The 1500mm shower is bigger and may look smaller in the images due to the perspective (which is hard to work on software).
At the moment what you do have looks even smaller for several reasons - the tiles are dark and have lots of visible grout lines and the big bulk in the corner is blocking lots of light and making it feel smaller than it may do in other rooms.
Personally, I think the layout will look OK if you change the overall scheme and use some tricks to make it feel bigger. You could also mark out 1500mm x 800 (0r whatever depth it is) on the floor in tape - this will allow you to see how big that is and feels to be in.
Best of luck.
PS - this is a 1500 x 700 shower!
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