By really thinking about how you (and your family) use the bathroom, you can ensure that the space is fully maximised to its full potential.

If you have a small bathroom, here are a few ideas to get you thinking:

• Prioritise – what is most important to you – a large vanity with lots of storage or a larger shower for example.
• Wall mounted mixer taps can provide more space on the vanity top or allow for a larger sink.
• In-wall cisterns with toilets can provide a little more space. Though not a lot, every little helps
• To create more storage, consider a mirrored cabinet rather than a plain mirror above the vanity. Depending on the walls, this may also be able to be recessed.
• A wall-hung vanity give the illusion of more space, though you will lose some storage.
• Wall spaces behind doors can sometimes be used to house a storage cupboard to keep towels and toiletries so the other bathroom furniture can be smaller.
• A frameless shower screen blends more seamlessly into the bathroom and so creates the illusion of a larger bathroom. 

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