Boxy Bathroom

I sympathise with Donna! In our small bathroom to maximise space we fitted a solid wood bifolding door with frosted top panels. It folds neetly alongside the bath and when shut still allows maximum light to flow through!

Hi there, Our bathroom is 1700 long and 1450 wide - that is the lenght of a standard bath and twice the depth. We have just fitted a very modern designer bathroom and it looks twice the size. Our advise is to go for the best tiles that you can afford - we went for 400x400 limestome so it made the room look more sqaure. Instead of using a full sized basin - go for a modern cloak room version with a unit underneath - it takes up less storage. Our towel rail was replaced by a heated towel rail above the back of the bath - thus freeing up our floor space, Also try to so for a smaller than normal toliet about 620 or less. Mirrors maKE massive impact if you inset them into your tiles they inhance the size of your room. In our bathrrom we realised we had to tile all the walls, bath panel and floor to get a sense of balance. Finally for the window a company called Broon does fantastic film for over it. Cupbard space could be utilized about the toliet
It is harder to make a small room look great and larger but it can be done... Keep it simple.