Take advantage of the good ideas of these two bathrooms and consult the guidelines for saving space in size P environments.
Small apartments are the rule today. As a result, the bathrooms are also smaller in size and this can disturb the routine a little. But if that’s the case for you, a few changes can make your room look larger and more functional. Check out the blueprint below and architects’ tips for making the most of every inch.
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Use the walls and ceiling
Provided carpentry and masonry nichesparticularly Inside the boxthey are providential when space planning is forced to descend to the centimeter scale. recess lighting is another suggestion. “Anything that overloads the look seems to detract from the ambiance,” says the São Paulo-based architect Erika Linardico-author of the project on this page.
Choose the right toilet
When choosing a toilet, do the math: the attached box adds 15cm of depth to that of a common piece. On the other hand, you can occupy the area above it with a small closet. “There are also ready-made templates,” Ricardo says.
Clear coats are optional
Mirrors give breadth as well as large, clear coats. “The rectified [com bordas retas] shorten joints and promote continuity,” says Erika.
Doors that don’t take up space
worth using accordion doors, but some find them noisy. “To avoid this problem, invest in first-class hardware,” guides São Paulo architect Ricardo Caminada.
Source: Terra
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