Making the Most of a Small Loft Bathroom

When converting a loft, one of the most desirable additions is an en suite. However, working with limited space can be tricky. Here at Deluxe Lofts, we excel in creating small compact loft bathrooms into fully functioning modern spaces that make the most out of every square inch. So here are the tips provided on how you can decorate your small loft bathroom.

Key Takeaways

  • Turning a small loft bathroom into something amazing takes clever design and creative layouts.

  • Innovative features such as wet rooms, corner baths and built-in storage can add to the gowning functionality.

  • With our professional advice and custom solutions the loft bathroom becomes an efficient, but rather practical place completely different from everything you are used to in one of your homes.

Small Loft bathroom in London

Clever Design Solutions

Wet Rooms: Maximising Space and Style

A wet room is a great option for small loft bathrooms. Eliminating a shower enclosure helps to keep things open and modern. This style ensures the shower tray is hidden under floor-to-ceiling tiling, which looks very impressive and also eliminates any tricky areas to clean. Moreover, built-in shelving and inset-tiled seating deliver a hint of luxury as well as function

In our experience, clients find them both stylish and a good use of space. For the Smith family, one of our clients had a pokey loft space transformed into a smart wet room with a rainfall shower and bespoke storage solutions creating an in-house spa experience.

Shower Over the Bath: The Best of Both Worlds

If you enjoy both a bath and shower but are limited in space, opt to have your shower over the bath. These days, more stylish setups provide modern solutions without ignoring old safety warnings. Shower baths, however, present the happy medium - a generously proportioned showering area at one end. You will be able to relax and enjoy a leisurely bath when you have time, but still take that quick shower if needed.

Loft Bathroom in a London location

Smart Use of Space

Utilising Dead Space

Every single inch in a tiny bathrooms counts. Try placing the bath under the eaves as this is normally wasted space. Or consider installing a skylight overhead for bath time in the stars.

Corner Basins and Wall-Mounted Fixtures

Corner basins for small bathrooms are great as they save space and reduce clutter. Choosing a wall-hung sink or vanity can free up some more valuable floor space for the impression of a bigger bathroom. Moreover, wall-mounted toilets and cupboards leave the ground space free to give freedom of movement as well as a clear presentation for a more extensive appearance.

Declutter for a Sleek Look

A small loft bathroom can become easily overwhelmed with stuff. Only use what you need to keep a clean, elegant appearance. Small drawers and cupboards provide easy room for towels, toiletries, or cleaning products while additional built-in drawer storage can hide away any clutter. Cavity shelving in your kitchen or dining area solves the storage problem without eating into that coveted floor space. The hooks on the other side of doors are another very simple but good way to organise towels and bathrobes.

Storage Solutions

Built-In Storage

Small bathrooms are always tricky to find suitable storage. Built-in storage solutions, like cavity shelving or floating shelves for wonderful choices to make the most of wall storage. Fit shelves over the bath or above the door for extra storage which doesn't take up floor space.

Custom Cabinetry

Deluxe Lofts has our exclusive custom cabinetry to fill your loft bathroom space just right! This means no space goes unused and it offers plenty of storage for your bathroom basics.

Light and Colour

Maximising Natural Light

Natural light has the power to create an illusion of snatch Loft bathrooms skylights provide the perfect solution - flooding your bathroom with sky views and light. It is also beneficial to keep light floors, walls and fixtures so that the room does not feel closed in.

Reflective Surfaces

Mirrors and shiny tiles can make the space seem larger by reflecting light through the area. If your room is compact, you can install a big mirror above the basin (or go all out with mirrored cabinet doors) to make it appear bigger.

Conclusion

A tiny loft bathroom is all about making the best of a potentially challenging spot and for those who can think out of the box, it doesn't have to be that hard or expensive. With smart solutions such as wet rooms, corner basins and built-in storage you can achieve a functional space that exudes style whilst making it feel bigger than its actual footprint.

If you are thinking about a loft conversion and would like our help creating an excellent small bathroom please feel free to contact Deluxe Lofts today. Our team of experts will assist you in designing and build the ideal space for your home that offers both fashion & usability benefiting home living improvement.

John Kinsella

John Kinsella is an accountant by trade with a passion for the construction industry. At Deluxe Lofts, he combines his financial expertise with his love for construction, writing insightful blogs that explore the latest trends and tips in loft conversions and home renovations.

Previous
Previous

How Much Value Can a Loft Conversion Add to Your Home?

Next
Next

The Rise of the Roof Terrace