mall loft bathrooms can feel luxurious even spa-like with the right design choices. The key is to maximize space, add premium finishes, and use clever visual tricks.

• How do you want it to feel? Spa-like? Modern? Boutique hotel?

• Do you prefer warm tones (wood, creams) or cool tones (black, grey, white)?

• Do you need a shower only, or can you fit a tub?

Ideas:

• Marble (real or lookalike tiles) for the floor or one wall.

• Brushed brass or matte black fixtures (faucet, shower, handles).

• Microcement or limewash walls for that boutique finish.

• A floating vanity in walnut or oak for warmth.

What are the dimensions?

If you are not thinking about a change in wall covering….maybe thinking about changing the mirror - a frame? Or cabinet style? Is there room for a shelf for matching accessories- soap dispenser, jar - in a wood? Since there is some black featuring, towels / mats could be black?

Thank you everyone 🙏🏿 dimensions are really tight it's 1.4m L x 1m W

That's the size of a cloakroom. You'll need to remove the shower if you want it to feel luxe.

Thanks Sarah, I'm contemplating making it larger but the issue is it's a loft conversion ensuite so might need an structural engineer to confirm what we can do!

Thanks Sarah, I'm contemplating making it larger but the issue is it's a loft conversion ensuite so might need an structural engineer to confirm what we can do!

Those tiny sinks are a waste of time and money hardly big enough to wash you hands and when placed on a pedestal use up even more necessary space.
Get rid of the pedestal and utilise the space to fix a bigger sink.

Loft bathrooms can be a challenge, especially when you have to handle a sloping roof. You can see some good tricks in one of our recent bathroom renovation projects: Lit storage in the eaves, a custom mirror cut to fit the space and clear shower panels keeping the room bright with a spa-like feel.

Can I ask, are those measurements the floor space you have outside the shower?

Hi Betty it includes the shower! It's a really tight space!

Ah that’s tight! Have you considered turning it into a wet room and having a wall hung sink and toilet thus doing away with shower tray and shower doors and making it feel more spacious? I presume the door already opens outwards?