Bathroom design help
11 years ago
Really loving this website for all the help I've received so far! Now onto the bathroom...
From what I've read the main things to consider for a small (windowless) bathroom are:
Use large light coloured tiles.
Ensure lighting is in the right places.
Have a large mirror to reflect light.
What would you guys suggest I do with this space? Here's what I've mocked up so far..
And I'm thinking of using these tiles on the wall:
And maybe the same on the floor, or perhaps something which is just off white in colour.
Thanks!
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