01

Make the doorway view feel open

Avoid placing the deepest unit directly in the first sight line. A wall-hung vanity, clear shower glass or a lighter floor can let the eye travel further into the room.

02

Choose depth as carefully as width

A basin may fit the wall but still block the walkway. Slim-depth furniture, short-projection toilets and useful mirrored storage can release more space than a tiny corner basin.

03

Keep surfaces quiet

Use storage for daily bottles and repeat one or two finishes. Too many small tiles, ledges and accessories make a tight room harder to clean and visually busier.

Compact fitted en-suite in a Glasgow West End flat
Compact en-suite bathroom
Bath replaced with an easy-to-enter shower in a Glasgow bathroom
Bath-to-shower conversion

What to remember

Measure the clear walking space between products. That number often matters more than the room's total area.

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