30 bathrooms & wetrooms


“While people may think the options are limited when it comes to small bathrooms, in reality there is a plethora of choices that can be utilised within new builds to maximise space”


This innovative design trick means homeown- ers can make something stylish out of what is a practical requirement.


Mirrors


Where space needs to be maximised, including a mirror in the overall design can transform a bathroom and play a huge part in adding the wow factor for a potential homeowner. A mirror reflects light around the room and this can help to create the illusion of much more space than is actually present. Again, in compact bathrooms and wetrooms,


condensation can be an issue. For better functionality, choose a mirror that is fitted with heated demister pads. These pads work to keep the mirror temperature warm, ensuring it remains mist-free and the illusion of space remains consistent. In terms of practicality for


the user, this also means no wiping is necessary to keep the mirror smear free.


The options


While many people may think the options are limited when it comes to small bathrooms, in reality there is a plethora of choices that can be


utilised within new builds to maximise space. Designing a bathroom that includes all the essentials while enhancing the look and layout of the room is an important factor when looking to create a statement space, one where the homeowner will want to spend their time.


Ash Chilver is sales director at HiB Enq. 124


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