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Our small bathroom design may only be 160 x 170cm, but for me, it’s perfectly formed in every way. You can reach both arms across and touch either side of the room, but that’s not actually what you immediately notice when you step through the door. Instead, you see a generous frameless skylight flooding the space with natural light, a wall of tactile sage green tiles and the unusual choice of a green sink paired with an off white floating vanity unit. I spent so long considering all the little details – from matching my grout to my silicone, to lining up the tiles perfectly – that size, here, really doesn’t matter.There’s a lot I learnt during the process of designing my own small bathroom design, so I thought I would share all my lessons and top tips in case you’re planning a space of a similar size. We don’t all have huge mansions, bedrooms we can convert into bathrooms or space enough for a roll-top bath and a shower. Most of us are working with tricky layouts and tight floorpans, trying to maximise the space we’ve got. Don’t be disheartened with your small bathroom, there’s a lot you can do to make it feel light, airy, uplifting and inspiring.

CementMix have won the 2020 edition of the iF Design Award, an international competition established in 1953 which has become a symbol of excellence in the world of design.

Color2.0 have won the 2024 edition of the iF Design Award, an international competition established in 1953 which has become a symbol of excellence in the world of design.

Liquid have won the 2022 edition of the iF Design Award, an international competition established in 1953 which has become a symbol of excellence in the world of design.

This video is partially sponsored by Vitra.go have a look at their beautiful designer bathrooms: https://www.vitra.co.uk/

VitrA's Red Dot award-winning streak continues with three exceptional designs, including the Liquid bathroom collection by Tom Dixon, Resincrete, and ModePaper tiles.