21 April 2021 | Updated: April 23, 2021
Bathrooms call for original ideas when it comes to gaining space and order. This is especially true of smaller ones, where you can achieve a feeling of unlimited space when you use modular furniture and minimalist décor.
In a small bathroom, your décor and layout of your accessories play a key role, and can enhance - or hinder - this feeling of unlimited space. Choosing neutral floor or wall tiles, and incorporating wall-mounted units or washbasins are some of the ideas we'll look at to turn your bathroom into your own personal comfort zone.
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The first thing you need to do to make your small bathroom more spacious and practical, is analyse the layout of the room and take your measurements so you can find the right furniture.
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In smaller bathrooms, a functional handle will help you to organise the objects inside with next to no effort.
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If you want to make the most of your space, place wide drawers under your washbasin. You'll achieve a flawless aesthetic, and you'll be able to see all your bathroom utensils easily.
Wall-mounted units make every inch of your space cleaner, and add to the sense of depth by opening up the floor space underneath. These pieces are more adaptable to your own bathroom because they take up much less space, and you can customise your own design.
These qualities run through Gamadecor's Up furniture range, as well as Noken's Lounge and Smart, and Pure (designed by Yonoh) and One by Krion. Featuring a minimalist design and clean lines, these models stand out for their practicality, ample storage capacity and design, as well as the way in which they can be customised in a variety of colours and finishes.
The trick to gaining space in your bathroom is to approach the layout of the elements in a rational, balanced way. Next we'll look at some tips for updating your bathroom and keeping it obstacle free.
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