The arrangement of fixtures alters the perception of space. You can even gain enough square feet for maneuverability. This example clearly shows that by placing the shower in the background, we make the small room seem twice as large. Placing the bulkier pieces, like the shower or tub, away from the entrance is one of the best ways to create the illusion of more space in your small bathroom layout. Keep heavy and large pieces at the end of the bathroom By aligning the pieces, we have created a large pathway for accessing all the fixtures in a much more intuitive, functional way. Notice in the new floor plan how there is only one, larger space.
But, wasted bathroom space is a big no-no. If you look at the before image of the two layouts, you can see three empty gaps. The new distribution visually orders the space, allowing you to perceive it in all its magnitude, even with its small size.īy the way, you may be able to switch a shower with a toilet if you so desire with some bathroom remodeling and plumbing work. Get your heavy bathroom pieces such as the toilet, the bathroom sink, and the shower or bathtub in a row. Keep in mind that building codes require that the minimum distance from the center of a toilet and/or bidet to a shower or any other bath fixture or a wall should be 18 inches. Then, we will arrange the pieces so that the area feels more comfortable and spacious. We’ll apply them in a standard-sized small bathroom, just over three square meters in dimensions. There are four basic criteria that govern the way any layout is built. Four pillars of design ideas for a small bathroom layout
So, how do we go about designing a bathroom layout that fully optimizes your floor space? Find out as I share the ins and outs of various small bathroom floor plans, including small master bathrooms. However, powder rooms or small bathroom layout ideas that don’t compromise on comfort or functionality require skill and expertise. If you have an oversized budget, the possibilities are endless. Small spaces pose interesting design challenges, even for architects like me.
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