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Liberty Home Remodeling, WA

Exceptional Home Remodeling & Renovations

Small Bathroom Renovation:

No space is too small for a stunning makeover. Our experts excel at redesigning and maximizing the utility of compact bathrooms, optimizing every inch of space.

1. Maximize Vertical Space:

  • Floating Vanities: These save floor space and can even have storage beneath them. 
  • Wall-Mounted Basins: Another space-saving option, freeing up more floor area. 
  • Shelving: Create extra storage by installing shelves above the toilet, on shower walls, or even on the sides of the tub. 
  • Tall Medicine Cabinets: Make use of wall space for storage. 

2. Create the Illusion of Openness:

  • Large Mirrors: Reflect light and make the room feel larger. 
  • Glass Shower Doors: Replace shower curtains for a more modern, open look. 
  • Light Colors and Finishes: Use light colors on walls, ceilings, and floors to reflect light and visually expand the space. 
  • Minimize Clutter: Keep the floor clear and store items in cabinets and drawers. 

3. Functional and Efficient Design:

  • Shower-Tub Combos: A space-saving solution that combines both a shower and a tub. 
  • Small-Sized Fixtures: Choose compact, yet functional, fixtures like sinks, toilets, and vanities. 
  • Shower Niche: A built-in storage area within the shower to keep toiletries organized and out of the way. 
  • Install Plumbing: Ensure proper plumbing is in place for the new fixtures and appliances. 

4. Other Considerations:

  • Lighting:

Good lighting can transform a small bathroom, making it feel brighter and more spacious. 

  • Flooring:

Consider light-colored flooring or flooring with a large pattern to visually expand the space. 

  • Embrace Shape Tiles:

Geometric or unique tiles can add visual interest and make the space feel more interesting. 

  • Embrace Dark Flooring:

Dark floors can add warmth and luxury to a small bathroom. 

5. Smart Storage Solutions

  • Built-In Wall Niches: In addition to the shower niche, consider built-in niches above the sink or near the toilet to keep essentials close but out of sight.
  • Over-the-Door Storage: Use the back of the door for towel bars, racks, or organizers.
  • Corner Cabinets or Shelves: Utilize often overlooked corners with compact shelving or triangular cabinets.

6. Multi-Functional Fixtures

  • Vanity with Built-In Hampers: Save floor space while integrating laundry storage discreetly.
  • Toilets with Integrated Bidet Functions: Upgrade functionality without the need for extra fixtures.
  • Fold-Down Benches in Showers: Great for accessibility without taking up space permanently.

7. Design Tricks for Depth and Texture

  • Vertical Tile Patterns: Draw the eye upward and create the illusion of higher ceilings.
  • Accent Walls: Use a different tile or paint color on one wall to add dimension without overwhelming the space.
  • Metallic or Glossy Finishes: Reflect light subtly, giving the space a cleaner, more open vibe.

8. Hidden and Modern Features

  • Pocket Doors: Replacing a swinging door with a pocket door saves usable floor space.
  • Under-Cabinet Lighting: Adds ambience and improves visibility, especially during nighttime use.
  • Heated Flooring: Adds a luxury touch and improves comfort, especially in colder climates.

9. Sustainable Upgrades

  • Low-Flow Toilets and Faucets: Eco-friendly and cost-saving on water bills.
  • LED Lighting: Energy-efficient and available in warm or daylight tones to suit any style.
  • Recycled or Eco-Friendly Materials: For tiles, vanities, and countertops, combining style with sustainability.