Make any bathroom feel more luxurious with some well-edited accessories. A lucite soap dispenser and a matching acrylic tray filled with fragrance bottles and candles and a glass shell-shaped soap dish makes this bathroom from Will Brown Interiors feel like a home spa. A large white orchid in a hammered gold-toned pot gives the room a luxury hotel feel. In a powder room with low light, install integrated custom lighting to give the space a relaxing feel. Blue-and-white mermaid tiles, bright yellow privacy shutters, and a bentwood pendant light add color and personality to the vibrant space. Neutral colour tones like beige, grey and off-white make the space feel open and spacious, you can also opt for a combination of white tiles and wood to lend a modern and minimalist style.

• Frameless glass separation wall of the shower provides a seamless look and allows to shine these eye-catching wall tiles out.
• A room lacking in natural light can look and feel closed in, but Filizola suggests adding additional sources of artificial light to compensate, especially in atypical ways.
• Antique furniture is combination with lavender walls and a hot pink clawfoot bath.
• Hang light and airy cafe curtains on the bottom half of wraparound windows to create privacy without blocking light.
• The matching bronze sconces add a high-end look to the small powder room.

An open shower area rains into the pebbled floor here too, where a rustic wooden stool awaits toiletries. Bathrooms are a great place to have fun with flooring because they are not too large. Try patterned tiles, mosaics, penny tiles, or beautiful stone or marble tiles. When you use patterns on a bathroom floor, keep your wall finishes simple. Try a dark wall color to create an intimate and inviting feeling in a bathroom.

Create a spa oasis

The space has lots of natural light seeping through its windows, further enhancing the look of the space. Double sinks are a modern luxury that are sometimes confused as a must-have, but there’s no reason why you should sacrifice counter space for an extra sink in a smaller space. “While it is not always an option, raising the ceilings in a small bathroom can give the illusion that the space is larger than it is,” Savannah Phillips, interior designer for The Knobs Company, says.