After a hard day, taking a bath should be one of the easiest ways to unwind. You can either relax in a hot tub or wash away your worries with a rainfall shower. However, not everyone is blessed with a beautiful bathroom that can accommodate high-end fixtures. Small bathrooms can be challenging to deal with, but careful planning and some experimentation with the arrangement can pay off in the end.
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When deciding which little bathtub will work best in your small bathroom, there are several factors to consider. Allowing appropriate circulation space around the bathroom is critical for daily activities, and having access to plumbing the bathtub for a tiny bathroom space ratio is a key issue in developing your layout. Here are few little baths to think about for your bathroom:1. Round bathtub
Whilst a full-size bathtub measures around 750mm in width and between 1500–1800mm in length, small bathtub sizes, depending on the shape range from as little as 1200mm long or in diameter in the case of a round bathtub.
2. Shower over bathtub
A shower bath is an ideal solution to give the best of both worlds between ‘shower vs bath’. Many shower baths are built as inset baths, which means they will fit flush against the wall, leaving enough room for other fixtures and storage in the rest of the room. In addition, L-shaped and P-shaped baths are specifically built to provide plenty of room for showering.
3. Mini claw-foot replica bathtub
A shortened version of a clawfoot bathtub allows for the luxury and comfort of a slipper shape to recline in, whilst still taking up less room in your small bathroom.
4. Small modern freestanding bathtub
For a small bathroom, an all-white colour scheme is ideal. Marble tile fits perfectly into one end of a small bathroom, allowing for subtle pattern and texture without overcrowding the area.