We are often approached by clients with relatively compact bathrooms, desperate to avoid them feeling claustrophobic & enclosed. So here is a previous project, with some of the tips & tricks to give the illusion of far more space:

A lighter floor and slightly darker wall tiles help add light and give the illusion of a larger space.
Optiong for a "wetroom" rather than conventional shower tray means that the floor tiles run full width without any breaks, again keeping sight lines clean
The wall mounted vanity also helps keep everything crisp and open
Minimalist glass shower panels with hardly any chrome fittings keep everything clean and seamless
A carefully selected, lit mirror with see-through glass frame adds to the feeling of width and light
Crisp, clean lines on furniture (by Miller of Sweden) and a thin walled basic complete the tidy look
A digital shower with offset controls, ceiling mounted rose and concealed fitting keeps everything uncluttered - and allows the shower to be turned on & get to temperature without that freezing blast of water! Bliss...

Do let us know what you think of the completed result - and feel free to add other handy tips on how to make the best of a small bathroom!

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