Tiny bath

Dehlia’s tiny bathroom is typical of a city apartment: a 4 x 6 foot space that benefited from a functional, small-scale redesign. The floors are slate, the walls are seaglass, and the fixtures are well proportioned for the room. It can be difficult to find small tubs, toilets, and sinks for a bathroom renovation, but combing Dehlia’s source list as well as a few good posts from the Apartment Therapy archives, we’ve found some relevant resources.

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If a tiny bathroom has put a damper on your dreams of treating yourself to a weekly bubble bath, your faith may just be restored, thanks to the growing popularity — and selection — of small bathtubs available. While you may have envisioned your future bathroom with a huge ceramic soaking tub, if your current reality means you live in a tiny apartment or smaller starter home, you’ll still be able to enjoy the pleasure of taking that well-deserved soak.

This quirky bathroom remodel is pure genius for some, a head-scratcher for others.

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Shop a great range of small baths for the notoriously compact British bathroom. A selection of quality baths at amazing discounts. Pay with Klarna & Clearpay.

The Matsuba, our latest offering was designed for the taller bather. The length is 1200mm x 740 mm width and 810mm deep internally. We extended the Showa version making the seat 150mm longer so you can slide down further into the water.

Small bathrooms can really be cozy and nice, you just have to buy the appropriate furniture and organize it in the right way. You’ll see that your tiny bathroom will turn into a big one with the help of a few tricks.