This way, everything will fit neatly in your small bathroom and you’ll have unique additions no one else will have. Along with finding beautiful inspo from design experts, we’ve also scouted out handy buys so you can elevate your narrow bathroom ASAP. If you love accessorising your bathroom, opt for matching pastel hand towels. H&M home is a great place to find coloured hand towels at a competitive price. For more of a traditional look, use classical gold fixtures or chrome. Gold can be paired with almost any tile, marble and colour palette.

Lay patterned bathroom floor tile in neutral shades to add interest to a small powder room. Desiree Burns Interiors finished this guest bathroom with a delicate pattern that complements light taupe walls and shiny brass accents. Hang some artwork on the walls of a small powder room to bring it to life. Mary Patton Design hung a mix of framed prints to add personality to the walls of this modern guest bathroom that pop against the matte black paint. A black-and-white bathroom is a classic combination that can work in any size or style space. Interior designer Alvin Wayne stuck to bold swaths of black and white in this New York City bathroom that gives it presence despite its small size.

Run the wall tile from the floor to the ceiling.

The natural aesthetics of the wood will bring home that cosy neutral feel. If your space is limited and your bathroom is on the smaller side, use traditional styled mirrors and fittings to assert that traditional vibe in your bathroom design. A black stone soaking tub by Native Trails and an all-neutral palette creates a calming oasis in this Vanessa Alexander–designed bathroom in Venice, California. Thanks to its clean lines and simple design, this tiny slipper tub from The Albion Bath Company is equally beautiful in a period home as it is in a contemporary-style space. It is important to measure precisely and take into account doors, windows or sloped ceilings that may dictate your bathroom layout ideas.

• The light blue and white patterns, while different, play nicely with one another.
• Changing the configuration allows you to add a larger vanity, more shelving or cupboards, extend your shower, and more.
• Tyler Karu Design and Interiors finished the back of this vertical niche with the same patterned tile as the floor for a harmonious feel.
• Bear in mind that large floor tiles will require more cutting, especially when installed in smaller rooms.