Bathroom
Pack it all in Give up on the idea of floor space between each key piece of sanitaryware and position everything closely together. Then rather than use the all-white approach in a bid to make the space feel bigger, try styling this configuration boldly with striking tiling on the walls and floor. This small bathroom uses a monochrome palette to create contrast between each tightly packed piece in the room, giving each item its own individual character and adding plenty of drama.
Although adding this kind of dramatic glazing is probably out of the question for most of us, there are still ideas here you can use. Consider fitting a shower next to the bath, with a wooden slatted floor over the drainage, which is useful when showering or hopping out of the tub. This creates a wet-room-meets-bathroom effect, all delivered in a small, streamlined space.
tile colourway - use to blend in with recycled WC and Bidet colour, white, mustard and...?
mustard bath tandg and use for my dad's pine shelf?
the mustard bath and mix of wallpaper and tandg
blue walls white roman blind hanging shelf
idea for how my bathroom might work
security bars and plants combined
update wicker chair cushions?
accessibility walk in shower
low slung strong legged unit so you can lean on it without fear of basin coming off wall. storage in drawers rather than up on wall too
accessibility bench and non-slip tiles (rated) shower head low for bench use too
WC can be wall-mounted to any height - have it higher to avoid having to add a raised toilet seat.
bathroom colour-way esp floor tiles like wood elsewhere in house
widen your door entrance for walking frame or wheel chair - maybe fit double doors (or sliding one) so less in the way when opened
full length mirror so you can check yourself from a wheel chair and avoid leaning and hurting your back
white sanitary ware doesnt go out of fashion - like this with the shutters and floor and tandg panels. could be cold though...
idea for small cloakroom?
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