Making The Most Of A Small Apartment Bathroom – Clever Design Ideas

Making the Most of a Small Apartment Bathroom – Clever Design Ideas

Given the limited space in most apartments, areas like the bathroom or closet tend to be the smallest ones.

Apartment bathrooms are challenging to design because they need to complement the layout while balancing aesthetics and functionality. Despite the limitations, there are creative ways to design and decorate a bathroom. Here are some ideas:

When designing a small loft apartment in New York, Jordan Parnass Architecture observed their clients’ needs and habits. Their strategy transformed the apartment into a highly efficient and flexible space with clever storage solutions. The bathroom features a glass shower enclosure to maintain a spacious feel, supplemented by wooden accents for warmth.

Studio Bicbloc recently designed a small apartment with a smart layout. The bathroom features a bright interior design. The walls and floor have porcelain tiles in a light shade of gray with a subtle marble-inspired pattern.

The towel holder is also a heater and is located above the toilet. The sink is wall-mounted and the remaining space is occupied by a glass walk-in shower.

This is a stylish bathroom designed by Sim-Plex Design Studio as part of a small apartment remodel in Hong Kong. It’s small, yet doesn’t feel cluttered due to the light color palette and clever design choices. For instance, a sliding glass door is used for the shower, allowing light to fill the room.

A large mirror further enhances the light by reflecting it throughout the space.

This bathroom is designed by studio Fateeva Design in an apartment that measures only 17.3 square meters. The interior is inspiring and the bathroom is particularly welcoming. The wooden floor extends onto the walls, creating a warm backdrop for the toilet and sink. The upper part of the walls and shower feature white tiles with black grout, highlighting the grid pattern.

A large mirror on the back wall gives the impression of a larger space.

A clean and simple aesthetic usually suits small spaces well. This bathroom, located in Sydney, Australia, is a perfect example. The apartment measures only 22 square meters and was designed by Architect Prineas.

The bathroom follows a design strategy of simplicity and symmetry. It features a wooden floor, matching ceiling, and white mosaic wall tiles. The suspended toilet and sink, with a hidden tank, contribute to the minimalistic decor.

The bathroom of this small apartment in Taipei, designed by A Little Design, showcases a simple aesthetic. Unlike other bathrooms, it is not tiny, which allows for the integration of a tub. It is a combined tub and shower unit, offering practicality and space efficiency. The walls, ceiling, and fixtures are all in white, with soft beige accents.

Natural light enters the room through two small windows placed on adjacent walls, aiding in ventilation.

White is a commonly used color in bathrooms, but it doesn’t always create the desired mood and decor. In this small Moscow apartment, Cartelle Design used a darker color palette. They also used mood lighting to create an intimate ambiance.

The black toilet adds a chic touch, and the vanity has a stylish and modern design.

To maximize space in this small Moscow apartment and create a functional, inviting atmosphere, Studio Bazi chose an open concept design. The bathroom is the only enclosed room, positioned next to the bathroom. Despite its small size, the glass door allows visibility while maintaining privacy, thanks to the unique layout designed to fit underneath the staircase.