Your Custom Text Here
Small bathrooms often bring challenges beyond volume: limited functionality, restrictive choice of materials, and claustrophobic perceptions. These examples show that all these issues can be addressed.
Small bathrooms often bring challenges beyond volume: limited functionality, restrictive choice of materials, and claustrophobic perceptions. These examples show that all these issues can be addressed.
Bathroom 1 - Shower and linen closet
The smallest biggest bathroom ever created. A traditional tiny powder room and three adjacent spaces traded off volumes for a greater and more functional bathroom, using a natural and balanced design approach. (Pun intended).
Bathroom 1 - Vanity
Bathroom 2 - Vanity
This open space used to be two spaces with three ceiling heights. The soffit frames the vanity's volume and the pendants project a warm feeling.
Bathroom 2 - Shower
