We have collected cool examples of how a stylish interior can be arranged in the smallest and most unaesthetic space. Take note of your ideas!

1 From an untidy bathroom to a beautiful space

The area of this bathroom is only 3.6 square meters. The owners did all the repairs with their own hands. According to the author of the blog, we started with visualization: we put together a collage of what we would like to see. They decided not to change the tile, but simply to repaint it in white. The desired shade was obtained in 3-4 approaches. The legs and back of the furniture were made of chipboard boards. The countertop was also cut out by themselves: they took the purchased material to the sawmill and made a hole for the sink and mixer, and also adjusted the product to the parameters of the bathroom. The remaining material was used for the shelf. An interesting solution was invented for the drawer: instead of the traditional bathroom option, they looked for a suitable kitchen set. ⁣⁣⠀

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2 From a nondescript bathroom to a bright bathroom

In this project, on a small area of the bathroom (only 2.9 sq. m.), it was possible to place not only a full-fledged bath, but also to fit two storage systems. The interior could be called traditional, if not for the bright details: a yellow wall and bright tiles with a pattern on the floor. A combination of tiles and paint was used in the decoration of the bathroom walls. Contrasting shades of white and yellow look very bright and fresh. The bath was placed along the end wall, opposite the entrance. There is a sink with a pedestal next to it, a mirror with a shelf hangs above it. To the right of the entrance is a compact narrow shelving another storage space.

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3 From unfinished repairs to scandi bathroom

This bathroom covers an area of 4.2 square meters. Before the remodeling of the interior as such, there was only partial finishing and some plumbing. During the repair process, the walls were lined with white kabanchik tiles, a contrasting dark grout was chosen for it, as if a geometric pattern turned out. The floor was covered with a patchwork pattern. White furniture and cream paint for the walls support the overall feeling of light and airy space, and the reddish shade of the wood with which part of the bath is finished adds warmth.

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4 From an outdated interior to a spectacular bathroom

Although this bathroom performed its functions before the renovation, it looked boring and unattractive. After the transformation, a rather bold design turned out, which nevertheless looks very stylish. The design was built around bright exotic wallpaper with a fancy print. They are set off by a coral ceiling, a monochrome vinyl floor and rich blue tiles on the bottom of the wall. It turned out to be unusual: spectacular, a little ironic, beautiful.

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5 From an outdated design to a bright space

A small elongated bathroom after the alteration visually became at least two more. All this is due to the color: blue-white shades visually increase the real square footage of the room. Initially, the interior was made in rich brown tones. Although they are considered warm and cozy, but in small rooms they often have the opposite effect, making the space too stuffy and cramped. So it happened here, so a cardinal change of color was the key decision. The furniture and plumbing were not changed, only the old bedside table was repainted in a beautiful blue color, immediately “rejuvenating” it.

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