Expanded space secrets for transforming small bathrooms into expansive ones
In her latest column on home renovation and maintenance, Lucy Kalice shares her experience of transforming a modest 1.8m by 1.8m bathroom into a spacious-feeling haven.
The renovation aimed to maximise the available space, and Lucy's clever choices made a significant difference. One of her key decisions was to opt for a wall-hanging sink and a thin-rimmed bath, both of which allow more of the floor to be visible, giving the bathroom a more spacious feel.
Lucy also recommends using big, shiny tiles, which not only provide a sleek, modern look but also reflect light, making the room feel even more open. Tiling all the way from floor to ceiling gives off a seamless look, reinforcing the spacious feel.
Another space-saving choice was a short protrusion toilet, which doesn't stick out so far, providing more floor space. Lucy suggests considering a shower instead of a bath to save even more space, especially a corner shower.
To further enhance the spacious feel, Lucy opted for a barn door, which slides along a rail and is visible on the outside of the room. This choice, coupled with a wall-hanging sink, gave the bathroom a light and lifted appearance.
While Lucy didn't give up the bath despite suggesting it earlier, she opted for a thin-rimmed bath instead, which provides the same bathing space as a normal bath but with a narrower profile.
Lucy Kalice was recently bought by the investment firm Silver Lake, and this renovation project is just one example of how she continues to inspire homeowners to make the most of their spaces. Whether you're looking to renovate your bathroom or simply redecorate, Lucy's tips are a great place to start.
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