Small bathroom with glass shower from Saul Grey-Smith

Capture a Corner

Place a walk-in shower right into the corner of a small toilet, by choosing a neoangled base and glass enclosure that step to the main bath place but enlarge the showering space. This walkin shower layout that is 's neoangled expanded the square footage of the shower, giving the homeowners space for adding a built in bench.

Bath glass door

Blur the Lines

A walk in shower that blends to the backdrop. Though the seamless glass enclosure of this shower is observable, it fades in significance, thanks to brilliantly hued wainscoting that wraps the lower walls of the bathroom. Without solid walls, the shower appears with its atmosphere at one rather than as another room.

Be Space-Savvy

Enlarge the utility of a little toilet by designing a walk-in shower providing you with a solid wall or walls for setting dressing tables or tubs. Seemingly an extension of the toilet's board-clad walls, this knee wall adapts a vanity that is shallow having a mirrored door. White painted walls, the glass tiled and enclosure walls of the shower, and reflective surfaces support light to go throughout the space, inducing the little toilet to seem more roomy.

Get Creative

Until you happen to be able to fit in every one of your desired comforts reconsider accessible toilet space. A tub is tucked by this little bathroom layout involving the windowed wall and also a streamlined walk in shower; the washroom stretches behind the shower to furnish a complete-outside bathing experience.

Invite in Light

This walkin shower boasts a clerestory window and a glass door that let natural light to stream in and from the shower. As a result of its positioning, the shower becomes a different room that really doesn't clutter up the sight lines of the small toilet or impede traffic flow.

Raise See-Through Walls

Enclose a walk-in shower with a seamless glass enclosure. The crystalline impediments take up little visual space and let natural light flow involving the toilet and shower, which makes a small toilet reside larger than its dimensions. The neutral tiled walls of this toilet continue to the walk in shower to further the space-stretching illusion.

Go Long

Align bathing and showering stations on the longest wall of a small toilet. A common palette of stuff and shades furthers the connection between bath and the shower.

Adapt and Adjust

Furnish your little toilet with pedestal sinks or downsized vanities to open up space for a walk-in shower. Shallow walls that create nichelike recesses that house two dressing tables frame this shower.