Colleen Dey Interior Design

Of course, a small bathroom needs space for towels and this one needs to hold at least 3. A vertical towel warmer uses space better and also warms up the towels and the room when turned on. The tap is really just a touch of whimsy to finish things off.

The vanity has two really deep, wide drawers that give lots of space for storage. In addition to that there is a 3 panel medicine cabinet cut into the wall with individual touch latch doors. This was intended to look like a decorative wall panel and not just another utilitarian medicine cabinet!

Floating glass shelves on square chrome supports rest on top of mirror, as does the vanity light fixture. Candles now have a place to sit while the soaker tub is enjoyed!

Floor and wall tile covers most of the surface area making it a really safe place to get really wet! A really unusual double hexagonal tile, which is a tile within a tile, creates a lot of interest on the main tub wall. In addition to this, a small square mosaic is used along with quartz sides to create a niche in the wall that can hold those bathing necessities.

This little bathroom went from very plain and tired to one that’s packed with lots of custom features!