How to Add a Touch of Luxury to the Smallest Bathroom

If your bathroom can?t be described as spacious ? you may feel that your bathroom design and d?cor options are somewhat limited; but don't despair. If you still want to incorporate a touch of luxury, then don't automatically discount the idea of installing a luxurious freestanding bath. Indeed, installing a freestanding bath in a small bathroom actually makes perfect sense.

Creating space

One of the greatest advantages of a freestanding bath is the fact that there are various models available, such as a traditional claw-foot freestanding bath or any of the models which have tapered sides and ends, which help to open up the available floor space and actually make the room look more spacious than before. When the bath is no longer just a rectangular block which, if built-in, typically occupies more space than actually necessary, it's surprising just how much more space becomes available.

Freestanding flexibility

What?s more, you're still spoilt for choice in terms of styles and designs and the overall look you can implement in your bathroom when it comes to small freestanding baths, whether your fancy lies in something traditional or modern with clean angular lines. Here at JTSpas, we offer more than 40 different styles of freestanding baths, so you can be sure to find a style and size which fits perfectly with your bathroom design ? and the space you have available.

Smaller than you think

With freestanding baths available as narrow as 650mm, and as short as 820mm, even the most space-challenged bathroom can still benefit from the luxury and elegance which a freestanding bath brings to any bathroom. And you can still choose from double-ended, oval, boat, roll-top, round, square and slipper shapes for the best possible fit, for both you and the room.

No limits

Just because your bathroom may be considered smaller than average doesn't mean you can?t still be creative and design a room which wows and oozes opulence. One of the best ways to get the most out of limited bathroom space is to invest in high quality bathroom fixtures, eliminate all unnecessary clutter by creating built-in closet storage options ? preferably wall-mounted to keep as much floor space as possible free ? and opt for a predominantly light colour scheme, with plain painted or tiled walls, which helps give the room a nice open and airy feeling, while still being elegantly styled.

Also, if you've always had bathroom carpeting, try going for large, light-coloured floor tiles and you?ll soon see just how much bigger your small bathroom feels when you walk in.

Making the most of a small bathroom is all based on creating the illusion of space, so small freestanding baths are an excellent choice, along with keeping the room light and clutter free.