Small and simple bathroom designs from Oliver Rohde

Maximize Natural Light

Optimize the perceived size of a tiny bathroom by sharing space in the outside with the indoors. Here, a large window provides access to beautiful, private views. Two big mirrors hung on opposite walls help the little bathroom and reflect the outdoor view feel airy and open.

Create Drama

Play for immediate impact with textures and colours. This miniature powder room benefits from storage that is streamlined and a neutral color scheme. The tiled floor, featuring stones of varying sizes and colours, adds exceptional texture underfoot. A wooden mirror frame is a beautiful, nature-inspired focal point over the dressing table that is small.

Add Little Luxuries

A bathroom needs to be purposeful. But no matter the size, there is always room for special touches to produce enjoyment and character. This little toilet loves plentiful storage, thanks to built-in cabinetry plus a recessed wall recess (not revealed). Here, a tiny bench located alongside the shower gives convenient stowaway space for soaps and towels along with a place to take a seat.

Store with Style

Storage has two alternatives: on display or put away. A small bathroom has really little room for error in regards to litter, so making purposeful choices is essential. Here, soaps and bath towels folded in dishes that were white.

Custom bathroom doors

Find the Right Size

Occasionally a little footprint dictates design choices. And proportion and scale are variables that are crucial when working in a tiny space similar to this one. A tiny vanity is the perfect (and only) fit in this powder room. A classic- container sink and style faucet ensure the limited counter space stays mess-free.

Streamlined Style

Take advantage of a room that is small by streamlining: Create the space to be elongated by long, interrupted lines. This toilet could possibly be narrow but it is certainly big on design. A part of its allure comes from your clean lines of the dual console sinks and dressing tables that are open. With little countertop area, there's less chance to create clutter, or so the room is more inclined to stay tidy and neat.

Retain Views

An interrupted perspective is vital to making a small space feel open and asking. Here, a glass environment from feeling cramped and dark prevents the shower. The line of sight remains uninterrupted, both from inside and outside the shower.

Keep It Simple

Straightforward lines. Basic colours as well as designs. Sparse furnishings. These design ideas can make all the difference when trying to visually enlarge a little space. This streamlined bathroom is a study in fashionable contrasts. While the clean, uninterrupted lines and rich colour of the vanity help anchor the space a neutral color scheme provides a soothing backdrop.