Small bathroom with glass shower from Arnold Lopp

Reach Beneath

Design a walk-in shower that takes advantage of the architectural oddities of your small toilet. Tucking a shower enabled these homeowners to fit a walk in shower near light-inviting windows inside their little bathroom. Another edge: an interior wall that adapts an additional vanity was created by Adding the shower.

Delight the Eye

Even bounteous style can be accommodated by the smallest toilet. Though diminutive in measurement, this walk-in shower makes an impact thanks to tiled interior and its marble door frame, which charcoal walls are highlight. Bathroom floor tiles replicate in the shower to link both places.

Invite in Light

Position your walkin shower near a window or beneath a skylight so you could bask in sunbeams or gaze upon twinkling stars. This walkin shower boasts a glass door that let natural light to stream in and out of the shower and a clerestory window. Due to its positioning, the shower becomes another room that doesn't clutter up the sight lines of the little toilet or impede traffic flow.

Bath glass door

Capture a Corner

Set shower right into the corner of a tiny bathroom, by choosing a neoangled foundation and glass enclosure that step to the principal bath area, but expand the showering space. This walkin shower's neoangled layout enlarged the shower's square footage, giving the homeowners space for adding a built-in bench.

Adapt and Adjust

Furnish base sinks or downsized vanities to your little toilet to open up space for a walk-in shower.

Be Space-Savvy

Expand a little toilet's utility by designing a walk-in shower that delivers a solid wall or walls for placing bathtubs or vanities. Apparently an extension of the toilet's plank-clad walls, this knee wall accommodates a vanity that is shallow with a mirrored door. White painted walls, the shower's glass tiled and enclosure walls, and reflective surfaces support light to maneuver across the space, causing the tiny bathroom to seem more roomy.

Omit the Tub

If showering is the go-to bathing choice, forget about including a bathtub. Use what might have been the bathtub wall to create a huge walk in shower. Stretching across a toilet's back (and shortest wall), this walk in shower supplies a lot of pampering without overwhelming the little bathroom.

Raise See-Through Walls

Enclose a walk in shower using a glass enclosure that is seamless. The crystalline barriers take up little space that is visual and let natural light flow involving the bathroom and shower, which in turn makes a tiny bathroom dwell larger than its measurements. The impartial tiled walls of this toilet continue into the walk in shower to further the space-stretching delusion.