Need to fit more than the average into your bathroom to cater for all the family's needs? Here's how one family got it right - plus we've plenty advice for your smallest room.
What allows a family bathroom to work well? Space, good storage, a bath of course - a wetroom alone will never be enough - and wipe-clean surfaces that are totally waterproof. Doesn't sound very sexy does it? But it needn't look like homage to your kids. Here's how to plan a room that's completely practical, but still has magazine-style good looks...
The priority is storage that doesn't draw attention to itself. The pictured bathroom works well because the large cupboard is low-level and hidden beneath two curvaceous, countertop sinks. The cupboard doors are painted to blend with the tile surrounds and are handle-free, so your eyes aren't drawn to it, but to what's going on above, which is far more interesting.
The back-to-the-wall loo, with the false shelf above, achieves the same trick - it makes useful display and storage space out of what would often be a dead area. Add to that the huge but glam wall-hung heated towel rail, and you've got a family-fit bathroom.
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