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Small Attic Bathroom

Small Attic Bathroom

This bathroom seems to be large, but in reality - because of the bevels - it is small and difficult to plan. Positioning the toilet, sink, shower and bathtub so that you can freely use them is not an easy task, but it is possible.

Small Attic Bathroom


A custom cabin with cuts and cutouts is often a one-stop-shop, especially in smaller bathrooms where the bathtub and shower need to touch each other. The use of the non-standard Arta KDJ I cabin with one side wall mounted on the bathtub box solves the problem of the inconvenient, hard-to-reach space between the bathtub and shower, which is very difficult to clean.

In addition, we get a useful shelf inside the shower area. Thanks to this, cosmetics are always at your fingertips, and you can take them at any time for your Small Attic Bathroom.
 

Small Attic Bathroom Elegant Style


In an elegant style, but with a romantic touch - this is how the client envisioned her future bathroom. Bathrooms designed in adapted spaces (former loft or attic) have one huge advantage.

They are, as a rule, more than the "standard" ones in new buildings. The biggest challenge that the interior sets before us is the practical use of roof slopes and the combination of functionality with aesthetics.

Small Attic Bathroom


Redeveloping a bathroom in an attic requires defining the function of all places. However, you should remember that the total floor space and the available space are not identical. In order to fully adapt the space to which there is no access, it is worth using it as a storage place, for example, cleaning products or a laundry basket.

Buyers opted for the Euphoria KDJ, which had the glass door cut to fit the bevel perfectly. In order to maintain optimal height dimensions, we used a linear ladder and installed it flush with the main floor. With this approach, the linear drain solution provides an interesting visual effect.

 

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