Small Bathroom - Best Bathroom Decor

While the lack of space may make it impossible to install a large garden tub or double sinks, there are still ways to give even small bathrooms a much needed facelift.

Often the biggest problem in small bathrooms is the lack of storage space. To create room for storage, it is necessary to get creative. Look for storage units that are wall mounted. A cabinet over the toilet or a shelf over a bathtub can add valuable space for storing bathroom essentials. Some storage solutions, such as a large basket for holding rolled up towels, can double as design elements.

If creating additional floor space is your design goal, look around and see what you can downsize. Removing a large vanity and replacing it with a pedestal sink will free up a large amount of space, and it is also more stylish. If your small bathroom has a tub and shower combo, consider removing the bathtub and downsizing to a free-standing shower instead. If you would like to keep the bathtub but wish it was smaller, opt for one designed to fit in a mobile home.

Due to the smaller area, smaller bathrooms often are less expensive to work on. Less space to fill and smaller square footage typically result in a lower bill for materials. Use this to your advantage to really make your bathroom an asset to your home. Small accessories add interest to the design as well as personal touches that will turn that small bathroom into your dream bathroom.