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When designing a small powder room or ensuite, every millimetre matters. Check our tips to deal with compact bathrooms and other tiny spaces!

For example, you may use cavity sliding doors instead of hinged ones, being able to have a wide doorway to access the room. Regarding sanitaryware, toilets with in-wall flush systems are great space-savers, for example, as the cistern is concealed inside the wall frame.

You may use the standard flush buttons or ones with touchless technology, as you may see here. Besides compact toilets, there are many models of slim wall-hung vanities in the market, providing clever storage solutions. In saying that, while some may prefer a standard mirror, others may opt for a shaving mirror cabinet. Some shaving cabinets can be semi-recessed in the wall, providing extra storage space.

Aiming to bring some coziness, we suggest using light tones of grey and accents in timber. In this mood board, we have a mirror with a frame in light oak, the same colour chosen for the towel hook and the pendant light. For the tapware, brushed nickel with a contemporary design and straight lines, matching the wallpaper and the floor tiles.

Vanity: Petite 400 Wall Hung (ADP)
Toilet: Roca Inspira (Reece)
Flush button: Geberit Sigma 01 (Reece)
Tapware and accessory: Tono (Fienza)
Hook: Classic Kink Wall Hook (Scandiluxe)
Mirror: Tina Round (Temple & Webster)
Pending light: Juno 1 (Beacon Lighting)
Floor tile: Caparazon Medio (Perini Tiles)
Wallpaper: Maui Leaf Monochrome (World of Wallpaper)

Are you struggling with a small powder room or any other room where every millimetre matters? We are glad to help you optimise your space!

This week’s mood board is all about squares, circles, or a combination of both. Aiming for a sleek and contemporary design, we suggest sanitaryware in a squarish shape with soft round corners. For the tapware, wall mixers with square cover plates matching the showerhead from Grohe.

While you may go with other colours, such as black or brushed nickel, we suggest chrome instead. This is because chrome is a timeless and elegant choice that matches all styles.

For the floor, terrazzo tiles with different shades of grey. Even though some people consider terrazzo tiles outdated, we definitely love them! Have a look here for another mood board where we suggested this material.

The cabinetry may be either in white or light grey, in gloss or matt finish. Completing the look, 100×100 gloss white tiles on the wall. Regarding the mirror, we suggest geometric shapes with black metal frame.

Bathtub: Posh Domaine Back to Wall 1700 (Reece)
Basin: Roca Inspira Square Rectangle Above Counter (Reece)
Toilet: Munich Back to Wall (Oliveri)
Wall tap and shower mixer: Grohe Lineare (Reece)
Showerhead: Grohe Rainshower Smartactive Square (Reece)
Terrazzo tiles: Alchemy (Fibonacci)

Are you hesitant between squares, circles, or a combination of both? Get in touch to book an appointment and we can help you to decide!