3 Micro Bathrooms Under 4 m² with No Excess

Today we will tell you about three interesting bathrooms in the most ordinary small apartments. How did designers manage to fit everything necessary for comfortable living and daily life in an area of less than 4 m²? Some of the bathrooms are even under three square meters. Let's look at and adopt the most appealing ideas and designs.

1. Bathroom 2.93 m² in a small two-bedroom apartment

To save precious space in this tiny bathroom, designer Anna Maximova used white walls and sanitary fixtures. A graphic mirror and a spacious blue cabinet under the sink made the space more expressive. This bathroom has nothing extra, but it is fully functional and comfortable for the homeowner's daily life. A pleasant classical interior complements the theme of the entire apartment.

2. Bathroom for a Family with Children

In this apartment, the combined bathroom of 3.72 m² was divided into a shower and toilet area — this is a convenient solution when there are children.

Designer Svetlana Krasnova decorated the bathroom simply but tastefully. The floor, the bathtub screen, and three walls were tiled with light, varied-format ceramic tiles. A hidden access panel under the bathtub is provided for storing household chemicals and accessing utilities. The wall around the door was painted with moisture-resistant warm yellow paint.

Next to the sink, a narrow yet spacious cabinet was placed. The closed compartment stores household chemicals, and open shelves are provided for textiles and decor.

Vibrant colors add brightness to the light interior through curtains, towels, and a blue and yellow rug. The mirror in the bathroom features a functional frame in the form of a shelf.

A wall-mounted toilet with an installation in the toilet and white ceramic on the walls and floor also makes the space feel more spacious. This is a practical solution for easy cleaning. For comfort, the toilet was equipped with a hygienic shower. As an accent decoration, a wall painting covers the access panel.

3. Bathroom 3.51 m² in a small studio

Designer Dina Udaltsova did not choose to divide the tiny combined bathroom. To add functionality to the small space, she placed the main storage in a cabinet under the sink. The washing machine was installed under the sink as well.

A full-size bathtub 1.7 meters long fit into the bathroom, above which the designer mounted a clothes dryer to avoid cluttering living space. The bathtub is closed at the bottom with ceramic granite, and a cutout for feet is provided, which is also illuminated additionally. Instead of a curtain, a sliding structure on a metal frame with decorative inserts was used.

Inside the shower area, the designer provided functional shelves in the niche, highlighted with mosaic and backlighting.

A mirror with built-in lighting was also chosen to avoid cluttering the space with separate light fixtures.