Some transformations can be truly surprising when you turn to professionals who fully understand your needs for redesigning and redecorating a space in your home. As in the case of this bathroom. Small and narrow, the bathroom underwent an almost total renovation, which gave it a new face. Here's what this transformation consisted of and how the long-awaited result looks.
Opening the GalleryThe space before looked downright dismal. A change was needed, and it proved to be radical. The sink and toilet were crammed into one corner of the bathroom, with the shower cubicle in the other.
The ceiling wasn't in great shape, and the window proved inefficient as it only looked into another room that offered neither the necessary ventilation nor natural light. Thus, Eva, the designer who handled this arrangement, decided to get rid of it by bricking it up. Instead, a ventilator was installed in the ceiling.
The shower cubicle was repositioned, as was the toilet bowl. By moving the toilet, more space was obtained for the sink, with a larger model being installed, with storage underneath.
To amplify the space in the bathroom and make it brighter, the designer used white finishes, such as Metro-type ceramic tiles, sanitary ware, or paint with which the walls and ceiling were painted (tiles were only installed in splashing areas). The decorative tiles that adorn the floor are an excellent choice, contrasting with the white used in the rest of the space.
As for storage, Eva opted for a niche created inside the shower cubicle, where specific products can be placed, while the mirror provides additional space for cosmetics thanks to the incorporated shelves. In similar situations, you can also opt for a cabinet with doors covered by mirrors, where you will store everything you need for your hygiene.
The 2 hooks attached to the sink provide space for towels. Practical and functional at the same time, where every free corner has been used as efficiently as possible!
