Small Bathroom Remodel Ideas That Make the Space Feel Bigger

Guest baths, powder rooms and kids' bathrooms are often the smallest rooms in the house, but they have huge potential. Here are the moves we use most to make a small bathroom feel open and calm for homeowners in Allen, McKinney, Carrollton, Addison and beyond.

Trade the tub for a walk-in shower

Nothing opens up a small bathroom like removing a bulky tub and adding a glass walk-in shower. Clear glass lets your eye travel across the whole room, so the space instantly feels larger.

Go with large-format tile and light colors

Fewer grout lines make a room feel less busy and more spacious. Light, warm tones on the walls and floor bounce light around and keep things airy.

Float the vanity

A wall-mounted, floating vanity shows more floor, which tricks the eye into seeing a bigger room. It also makes cleaning easier.

Add storage that disappears

• A recessed shower niche instead of bulky caddies.
• A tall, narrow cabinet or built-in for towels.
• A mirror with hidden storage behind it.

Light it well

Layered lighting, a good vanity light plus recessed cans, removes shadows and makes even a tiny bathroom feel fresh and high-end.

A little space, done right

You do not have to remodel the whole house to love a room again. We scope small bathroom projects to your budget and finish them clean and fast. Book a free in-home estimate and let's make your smallest room feel bigger. Proudly serving all of Collin County and North Dallas.