1. Use Light Colors to Open Up the Space

One of the simplest tricks to make a small bathroom feel bigger is to use light, neutral colors. Light colors, especially whites, creams, and light grays, reflect light and make a room feel more open and airy. When combined with the right lighting, your small bathroom will feel larger than life.

Key Features:

• White or light-colored walls and tiles

• Soft pastel accents or neutral tones for décor

• Reflective materials, such as glossy tiles or glass

EBM Tip: We can help you design a bathroom that feels light, bright, and spacious with our expert color and material selection.

2. Opt for Space-Saving Fixtures

In a small bathroom, every inch of space matters. Choosing space-saving fixtures like wall-mounted toilets, floating vanities, and corner sinks can free up valuable floor space, making the room feel less cramped.

Key Features:

• Wall-mounted or floating vanities

• Compact corner sinks

• Slim-profile toilets

EBM Tip: We can recommend and install space-saving fixtures that maximize your bathroom’s functionality without sacrificing style.

3. Install a Walk-In Shower

If your small bathroom currently has a bulky bathtub, consider replacing it with a walk-in shower. Walk-in showers, especially those with glass enclosures, open up the space and create a more streamlined look. You can also include built-in shelving or niches to keep toiletries organized and accessible.

Key Features:

• Frameless glass shower doors

• Built-in shelving and niches

• Shower with a sleek, modern design

EBM Tip: We can design a custom walk-in shower that fits your bathroom perfectly and maximizes the available space.

4. Add Vertical Storage

When space is limited, look to vertical storage to help keep your bathroom organized. Tall cabinets, floating shelves, and wall-mounted organizers allow you to store towels, toiletries, and other essentials without taking up valuable floor space.

Key Features:

• Tall cabinets that reach the ceiling

• Floating shelves or wall-mounted baskets

• Over-the-toilet storage units

EBM Tip: We’ll help you incorporate smart storage solutions that keep your small bathroom organized and clutter-free, allowing you to make the most of every square inch.

5. Incorporate Large Mirrors

Mirrors are one of the most effective ways to create the illusion of space in a small bathroom. A large mirror can reflect light, making the room feel larger and more open. Consider installing a full-length mirror above the vanity or a large mirror to cover a significant portion of the wall.

Key Features:

• Large wall mirrors that reflect light

• Frameless mirrors for a sleek look

• Mirrors with integrated lighting for added functionality

EBM Tip: Mirrors not only enhance the look of your small bathroom but also provide a functional element that makes the space feel brighter and more open.