Design of a Toilet in a Khrushchyovka: How to Use Small Space as Efficiently as Possible?

Design of a Toilet in a Khrushchyovka: How to Use Small Space as Efficiently as Possible? What do you think is the most intimate place in your home? No, not correctly, it's not the bedroom, as you might have thought. It is His Majesty — the toilet.

Only in this room you are alone with yourself and can ponder eternal questions. Therefore, the toilet interior should be comfortable, cozy, and practical. What to do if you live in a khrushchyovka where there is just not enough space?

In this case, you need to come up with a toilet design in a khrushchyovka so that the small space is used as functionally as possible.

Photo 1 — How to Make Toilet Design as Comfortable as Possible?

Repair of a toilet in a khrushchyovka, just like in a brezhnev-era apartment, is associated with some inconveniences. In a panel house, the entire plumbing system, water meters, and ventilation are located directly in the toilet, which naturally does not add beauty. Moreover, old sewer pipes must be replaced with plastic ones. However, using various creative solutions, all these inconveniences can be hidden.

Toilet Interior: Ideas for Design

Naturally, small space does not allow imagination to run wild. But, fortunately, modern designers have reached the bathroom room as well. First of all, a small space can be visually expanded using mirrors.

Photo 2 — Expanding a Small Bathroom Room Using Mirrors

If this is not too aesthetic for you, there is another option — tile or ceramic tiles. To make the bathroom look more spacious, use the following solutions:

• choose light-colored tiles, for example, beige, coffee, white, cream;

• finish the walls with a small, occasionally appearing pattern;

Photo 4 — Small Pattern on Walls Also Visually Increases Space

• using colorful mosaic on the walls of the bathroom room will also contribute to its visual expansion.

Photo 5 — Colorful Mosaic Contributes to Visual Expansion of the Bathroom

Design of a toilet in a khrushchyovka can be approached quite creatively. For example, on the photo below is a bathroom in blue tones. White tiles with black dots on the floor. At the same time, the toilet is standard white.

Photo 6 — Creative Design of a Toilet in a Khrushchyovka

If you belong to those people for whom standard is not interesting, we suggest a selection of photos with unusual toilets. Even such a personal interior item as a toilet, many designers manage to make a masterpiece from.

Photo 7 — Toilet and Sink: 2 in 1

Photo 8 — Unusual Toilet

Photo 9 — Interesting Solution in the Bathroom Room

Photo 10 — Toilet for Original People

Photo 11 — Colorful Toilet Will Be the Highlight of the Bathroom Room

Also, an eye-catching element of toilet design can be a colorful toilet. Against neutral walls, red or black, it will look very striking.

Photo 12 — Black Toilet Adds Piquancy to the Interior

Fun toilet seats will add originality to the bathroom interior.

Photo 13 — Funny Seats Add Positivity to the Interior

To hide the plumbing and ventilation systems, you can make a cabinet from gypsum board or wood above the toilet.

This cabinet will also serve as an excellent design solution. It can be made in an unusual shape, decorated with stained or regular glass, have vinyl stickers or paint applied to it.

Photo 14 — The Cabinet Helps Hide Plumbing in the Bathroom

Lighting plays a significant role in the design of a small bathroom. A suspended ceiling with built-in lights will perfectly complement the interior.

Experiment! Even such a place as a toilet reflects the character and individuality of its owner.

If you are the owner of a khrushchyovka, don't miss our article: design of a living room in a khrushchyovka (12 photos)