Small Bathroom Remodeling Ideas 

Skinny/Narrow Shower Storage

Storage is essential when designing a small bathroom, especially when a closet isn't available. This narrow storage option next to the bathtub is ideal for floating shelves. Luxury Bath can improve the much-needed storage dilemma by choosing a shorter bathtub. The large oak floating shelves are ideal for storing necessities for the bathroom.

Installing a Small Sink in the Bathroom

If you have a small bathroom but still need a bathroom sink, worry not!

Luxury Bath by Innovative Restorations has a mini bathroom sink to make your bathroom look more amazing. It's also a really efficient way to add a little extra counter space to a little bathroom. The angled curve of the floating border counter extends past the toilet for more space for storage.

A Pocket Door Installation

Pocket doors slide within the wall on a track instead of facing inward. By doing this, the necessity of allowing a door to swing inward can be avoided, increasing the amount of usable space in the bathroom.

Wall-mounted Fixtures and Appliances

Select fixtures with a smaller footprint to maximize the use of a small space. Consider installing a pedestal vanity or wall-mounted sink for the best use of space. A sleek little toilet can conserve floor space without sacrificing design or quality.

Install a Glass Shower Door

Clear glass shower doors are a great way to update a tiny bathroom instead of using an opaque or standard shower curtain. A glass shower door creates a smooth transition and makes the space feel lighter and more spacious. By eliminating any obstacles to movement, glass shower doors contribute to the space's visual expansion.

Save Space with the Toilet

There are various methods to conserve space while selecting a toilet. The first option is to go with a wall-hung unit, which gives the middle of the room extra space. To lessen the footprint of your toilet, you can also designate a wall niche for it.