How stunning is this freestanding bath, in a treehouse no less |
Begin with the Tub
The bathtub is typically the most expensive part of any bathroom upgrade, so make sure that the one you choose works well in the space you have. If your bath is too large, it wastes space that could be used in a more productive way. You may want to consider using a freestanding bath to open up the floor and wall space; this will make your bathroom look larger than it really is. If you just sit and soak in your tub, a smaller size could still accommodate your bathing needs while freeing up some valuable space. Visit JT Spas to find an excellent selection of freestanding baths that can complement any bathroom decor.
Use Corners Effectively
Freestanding baths work well in corners, where normally a lot of space is simply wasted. Keep in mind that simply using the space you have available in a different way can help improve the overall look of your bathroom. You may want to use a corner sink, a vanity designed for use in a corner, or a storage unit that helps to better organise your bathroom and remove any clutter. By artfully using the corners in your bathroom you can create a cohesive feel with a dynamic and unique design that makes the entire room more spacious and appealing.
Your Bathroom Suite
When you are buying an entire bathroom suite you should think small and consider basins and toilets that are functional without using a great deal of space. Think about using a toilet that is wall-hung and round rather than elongated. Keep your design aesthetics in mind and you can use smaller units that function well and still provide your bathroom with an interesting, new look.
We have kept our bathroom suite simple as we plan to sell |
Lighting Improves Functionality
When the goal for your bathroom remodel is to make it appear larger with a more inviting and attractive look, don’t overlook the lighting. Use natural lighting whenever possible to provide a light and airy feeling in the room. To make the room appear larger, use recessed lights and small sconces around any wall-mounted mirrors. Keep in mind your regular grooming tasks and make sure that even if your fixtures are smaller, you still have sufficient light to see what you’re doing. Use attractive colours on walls and the ceiling that reflect the light and your small bathroom will appear much larger than it really is.
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Oh my God, how gorgeous is that bath? I really wish I could have a free standing bath but as I provately rent I'm limited as to what I can do. Such a shame@
ReplyDeleteI find bathrooms to be the hardest!! Ours is really quite small so its been a case of trying to make the most of a small room.
ReplyDeleteWe desperately need a new bathroom and I spend hours on Pinterest just looking and dreaming about it x
ReplyDeleteI would love to have a free standing bath in my bathroom. Your other points are great too, I think the right lighting makes a huge difference
ReplyDeleteMy bathroom is tiny, but I know great things could still be done with it! It is on my wish list. Kaz x
ReplyDeleteOur bathroom is a decent size but I couldn't see us having a bath like this. Don't get me wrong... absolutely LOVE it but I just couldn't see it sitting in our family bathroom LOL Looks too glam LOL
ReplyDeleteGreat post sugar.
Charlotte x
I live in rented accommodation so can't really do much to my bathroom. Some great tips, one day I'll hopefully live in my own house and can implement some of these. Especially the free standing tub, have always loved the look of them! X
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