Floating Vanities

Taking advantage of walls to free up precious floor space is a common theme for small baths—vanity included. Floating vanities mount directly to the wall, giving you the option of keeping the area below open or placing decor or additional storage without the bulk of a freestanding vanity.

Console Vanities

If your walls can’t handle the weight of a floating vanity (or you simply prefer more built-in storage), meet the console vanity. Housing the perfect balance of hidden and open storage thanks to its lower shelf, this silhouette provides an abundance of space while imparting an open look and feel.

Narrow Vanities

If the depths of standard vanities crowd your space, narrow vanities make an ideal solution. With the former generally over 20", you can find narrow vanities at depths from 19" all the way down to 14". This allows you to leverage your storage versus floorspace needs for a truly custom fit.

To best suit your needs, you can find narrow vanities in standard freestanding designs, console silhouettes, and even wall-mount options to make even more of your floorspace.

Wall-Mount Toilets

Another elevated option, a wall-mount toilet not only clears up floorspace, but it instantly conveys that open look with a floating illusion. Not to mention, these toilets are a breeze to clean since they don’t touch the floor.

Corner Toilets

For small baths, it’s often the corners of the room that need utilized—which is where the corner toilet comes in. The perfect fixture for maximizing floorspace, corner toilets are designed with a specific tank that fits flush between two walls, creating a noninvasive look.

Easy to make luxurious, opt for an alcove tub with jets for the most spa-like shower-tub combo.

With designs focused on depth over width, Japanese soaking tubs make the perfect choice. Featuring designs that encompass every style, you can enjoy long, luxurious soaks while making a statement.

5. Swap Mirrors for Medicine Cabinets

We all know mirrors create the illusion of more space—but what if your mirror actually maximized it? Cue medicine cabinets. Revealing storage behind a mirrored door, medicine cabinets make sure your most used toiletries are easily tucked away and accessed. Plus, they’re offered in a variety of styles to complement your vision.

6. Don’t Forget to Accessorize

Here’s where the little details come in. To keep clutter off of countertops and the floor, install bath accessories like towel bars, towel rings, robe hooks, and toilet paper holders. For a cohesive look, opt for a 4-in-1 accessory set from your favorite collection.

Visually decluttering through simple shapes, clean lines, and minimal embellishments, sleek silhouettes make a smart choice for maximizing any room.

An open-concept design, wet rooms forgo separation between the shower and tub with consistent flooring throughout the room, creating an open, airy environment from look to feel to flow.

When combined with the tips above, you’re sure to forget your bath was ever cramped to begin with.