3 Designer Hacks for Teensy Tiny Bathrooms! #homedesign #homedecor #interiordesign

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This is a big one guys!! I’m sharing my 3 Designer Hacks for Teensy Tiny Bathrooms! 🤩🤩I get questions about bathroom design ALL THE TIME! We’re going to make your tiny bathrooms look FABULOUS no matter where you live or what your design style is! I’m sharing all the designer tricks to creating a bathroom that is functional, adorable, and glam, so I hope you’re ready!! 😍💕

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[emilyk]

I settled back on my sofa for a short afternoon break. You said, "baskets are our buddies". I immediately paused the video, ran upstairs to the attic, pulled out three baskets, went straight to the master bathroom and tried them on top of a cabinet. I had toilet paper stored in with the towels but they kept falling behind the adjacent drawer space.
Not only does the basket look good, but it serves a good purpose!
Thanks for the idea and the quick workout!

[kimcurnutt]

I have a little bathroom. Decided to make it look bigger by showing off height. 45in mirror and my shower curtain rod placed at the top of ceiling. We also used a super high gloss paint for ceiling to bounce light

[aimeeontheharp]

I've been thinking about adding high shelf storage recently. When you mentioned using the space "over the loo", I burst with pride for my husband who built a diaper changing table that hangs up over our toilet and then folds down (ONE handed) to use it! It's perfect! Doesn't get more "sexy" than that!!! hahaha

[elainedoremus]

I've had a makeup table in my bedroom for over 20 years - wouldn't be able to live without it!

[ranchstockstray]

Well, if these are examples of “tiny” bathrooms mine must be not in design literature. Interesting ideas though that I may try to incorporate. Thank you.

[catherinecsernyanski]

I love the idea of an over-the-door shelf. But…..I’ll have to figure out a place for a stool so I can get the towels up there. Also, I have a little cupboard in my half bath above the loo. A tip : close the toilet lid before removing items from the cupboard. 😧

[meri]

What about dust on open shelving? No one ever talks about dust. Besides the dust factor, you have a lot of very practical ideas! 👍🏼

[lucybraun]

For my night light, I have a super dim battery-operated candle. Just enough light so you can find your way around without glaring in your eyes when you're half asleep. Adds a lot of ambiance, too, for when you're not stumbling around in the middle of the night. I really like it a lot as an alternative to the overhead glaring light I use for putting on makeup in the morning.

[michaelratcliffe]

My approach to small bathrooms is not to load the room up with lots of awkward shelving and junk and dust collecting baskets above the toilet or under the sink. Doing so just creates too much visual clutter and makes the tiny bathroom look smaller and over stuffed. I say keep it simple and declutter. If you need a million small tubes and jars find a vanity that offers you drawers - limit the amount of stuff you keep to what you actually use and organize it, add in a few extra hand towels washcloths and spare toilet paper in trays inside the drawers. Keep the visual space in the room as decluttered and open as possible so that the room looks as big as possible and you aren’t overwhelmed with how to negotiate arms elbows and knees that could be bumping into upper or lower shelves as you figure out how to negotiate doing your business in this tiny space and remember, you are going to have to clean this room and all this stuff. I also found it interesting that none of the bathroom images looked particularly tiny and that when it came to talking about lighting - every image showed high end completely decluttered bathrooms with nary a shelf or basket visible.

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[donnaschindlbeck]

Love your teeny tiny tips! I was never a fan of hanging towels on hooks until I owned a 700 sq ft lake house that sleeps eight and has one teeny tiny bathroom. Now all 8 have a place to hang towels. Also maximized the space over the toilet with a cabinet. There is a bin for each guest for their personals. Everything is out of site and looks neat and tidy. It certainly was a challenge!

[carolynrose]

The problem with high up storage is reaching it. Carring a ladder into the bathroom to get a towel is the pits

[ericasunshine]

Love love baskets for storage (hiding) and hooks for towels to dry - you MUST dry the towels people!

[alibeeali]

I’m intrigued that US bathrooms never seem to have heated towel rails, which are everywhere here in UK . They dry your towels to perfection and are cosy to use!

[flowerdoyle]

I replaced the inward swinging door in my postage stamp sized bath with a rolling barn style the space so much more usable!

[solidstate]

You don't have to store _everything_ in your bathroom. If your bathroom is tiny it is enough to have one spare toilet paper roll in your bathroom, for example and the other ones are stored somewhere else.

[millieh.-nyc]

Hi Lisa, thanks so much for these wonderful tips. I was just slightly dissapointment as the bathrooms you showed were not "teeny tiny" but normal size. I was looking for design ideas for true teeny tiny bathroom with 3 piece & not tons of empty floor space. Perhaps you'll revisit this topic again. Thanks again. Be well.

[jamiekrhea]

I was just complaining about the lighting in our bathroom to my husband and he offered to change the bulbs. I was frustrated, but now I'm showing him this video!

[marimedgal]

Some of the “tiny” bathrooms in your photos are gigantic compared to my truly tiny bathroom. My entire master bathroom measures 5’ x 6’. My sink vanity is only 24” wide. I hate doing my hair and makeup in such a small space. I placed a cabinet above the toilet for extra storage space and several years ago a carpenter installed a several shelves within the wall with a door to keep it hidden. I also purchased a small shelf from IKEA that I placed on the wall for a little extra storage, but it’s still so small and cramped in there.