Make A Small Space Bigger (Image 1 of 15)
Trying to fit everything possible into a small space? Choose a glazed screen over frosted glass, solid walls or shower curtains to create impression of space.
Show Off The Bath (Image 2 of 15)
Going for an open-plan look? Put the bath centrally within the room, and create a false half wall to give some privacy from the bedroom area. New Classical Suite, Roca.
Create A Hotel Bathroom (Image 3 of 15)
After the ultimate hotel bathroom? Convert an unused bedroom, incorporate a dressing area, put in double sinks and add a splash of colour… Bella White Gloss and Mocha by Utopia.
Build A Wetroom For Designer Style (Image 4 of 15)
This wetroom is the ultimate in designer chic. The key elements? A more than generous, bespoke mirror, high gloss tiles covering all of two walls, double sinks and a flush to the floor drainage system. Atrio bathroom range by Grohe.
Update With Colour (Image 5 of 15)
The blue of this bathroom subtly echoes the colours in the view beyond the window. Adding colour in this way is an easy option – if you bore of it, you can change it without too much disruption. Roca.
Create A Master Suite (Image 6 of 15)
Master suites are the must-haves this year, so if you’ve got the space, convert the bedroom next to yours into an ensuite bathroom, putting in sliding double doors for that extra feeling of luxury.
Think Space-Saving Options (Image 7 of 15)
Some small bathrooms are compromised by their shower doors. If your space is small, go for a wetroom with glass half screen – it’s practical enough to stop splashing and will create a feeling of space.
Black Is Back (Image 8 of 15)
If you’ve got a standalone bath, buying one that’s encased in a high gloss frame will give your room a polished, contemporary look. Go for black or a natural shade frame – easy to add colour to with accessories. Vythos bath, Roca.
DIY Chic (Image 9 of 15)
Your bathroom needn’t be big to allow you to create a contemporary feel. Going for a striking scheme will do the trick – monotones create an always smart, always clean look. Buys from Homebase.
Use Neutrals For Warmth (Image 10 of 15)
Black is in – perhaps you’ve noticed? Don’t want it to feel cold? Match it with soothing neutrals like soft brown greys and warm wood tones. Mauritius bathroom suite from Homebase.
Super Size For A Contemporary Feel (Image 11 of 15)
Super sized tiles, ideally in a natural stone will create a contemporary feel, particularly if they extend up the walls, too. Break up the monotony with large mirrors and a shapely suite. Jura tile range by Stone Age.
Make It Bright (Image 12 of 15)
Renovating your bathroom? Make the most of natural light to enhance and enlargen the space – perhaps you could have your window made bigger? Or, simply choose a light, reflective flooring. Midnight Grey Gloss by Utopia.
Use Mirrors To Stretch Space (Image 13 of 15)
Even the plainest, cheapest of bathroom suites can be pepped up with smart storage – ideally something in real wood or stainless steel. Choose mirrored pieces to make a small space seem bigger. Simpson range by Next.
Shop For Singles (Image 14 of 15)
Don’t think suites, think individual pieces sourced from different companies. Harder work, but worth it. You can buy wooden baths like this from William Garvey. Stonehenge range by Worlds End Tiles.
Work In Good Storage (Image 15 of 15)
Storage is always lacking in a bathroom, so why not buy a suite that comes with integral, modular pieces? They create that ‘hotel’ look effortlessly… Walnut modular furniture, You range from Utopia.
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