If you are converting your loft space, you will want to make sure that you get the most out of the room and that it can do everything that you want it to do. This means adding in additional things such as an en-suite bathroom or loft bathroom.
You might think that having an en-suite (often smaller than a standard bathroom) means that you are limited on style ideas. But this doesn’t have to be the case. In fact, who says that you have to cram everything into one corner of the room? You could always let your loft space (and shape) guide you in your design ideas.
Need inspiration as to what you can do with your loft conversion bathroom? Here are some of the best ideas for you to try out.
Have a Wet Room
If you like to have showers and think you would benefit from plenty of shower space, why not transform part of your loft conversion into a wet room? They are easy enough to design, and they have a naturally luxurious feel to them.
This is especially true if you have sunlight located just above your shower, as this will allow the natural light to flood through and make it feel like an even more special space.
Just be prepared that if you have a wet room up in the loft, you may have to battle your family to use it.
Make it Colourful
You may think that colour doesn’t always go with bathrooms, but we believe that this smaller space can be a great chance to let your creativity flow, especially when it is up in the loft. Why not choose a bright colour to make a feature wall?
Or, you could also use a coloured bathroom suite; instead, this will give a significant impact and create an almost spa-like feel in the room.
Go for Lots of Light
You will find that bathrooms, as a general rule, often have smaller windows so that they keep your privacy protected, but this may not seem like so much of a problem in a loft conversion. You can, in this space, let the light flood in by installing more oversized windows. This works well if you intend on having a freestanding bath, as these two things will work perfectly together.
Feature Baths
Talking of freestanding baths. If you prefer taking a bath over a shower, this might be the design choice you make for your loft conversion bathroom. Freestanding baths take up space, but they can work well in big open plan rooms, such as a loft conversion.
You could even make it a key feature of the room and place it underneath the eaves of the loft, which then utilises this challenging to work with space and gives you an added benefit to having a conversion.
Adding a bathroom to your home is a great way to add value. It also helps give your home more space and make sure that it can accommodate your family right now and as it grows in the future.
