Small Space Bathroom

3. Consider a Shower-Tub ComboA space-saving shower-tub combo like the one shown here (one of my design firm’s most-saved photos on Houzz) allows for the option of a quick shower or a relaxing soak. It’s also a good choice for resale value if you don’t have a tub elsewhere in your home, as a future buyer might want one.

If you do prefer the most open look, a clear glass panel is still a worthwhile upgrade from a shower curtain for creating a sense of modernity that gives a bathroom that sought-after spa appeal.Learn how to transform your bathroom into a spa

11. Find your nicheRecessed niches in this bathroom provide great storage space that is easy to reach; plus they eliminate the need for a shower caddy and sundry cabinets that gobble up space.Here are ways to beautify your bathroom niches

Choose a ‘barely there’ surfaceIf you don’t want your wall tiles to stand out too much, go for an understated look like this. Here, the walls are covered with pale rectangular tiles that tone with the rest of the room and blend into the background. However, the beauty of these tiles is that they have a subtle hint of texture which prevents the room from feeling bland.

Guest bath #4, simple, economical?

the cabinet with the glass door