15 Tiny Home Bathrooms That Prove You Can Live Large In A Small Floor Plan

Housing prices have sky-rocketed due in part to inflation and because more people have sought the comfort and security of home ownership. But that means there are fewer properties available than ever, so first-time home buyers have to get creative. Enter the tiny house movement. Tiny houses appeal to a staggering number of first-time homeowners due to their affordability and eco-friendliness, says Business Insider. But a lot of people have a knee-jerk reaction to these small buildings, wondering how anyone could live happily and comfortably in so little square footage (the average tiny house is just 225 square feet per Porch), especially when it comes to the bathroom. We're here to say it can be done and can be done in style!

Creating a beautiful but practical bathroom in a tiny house is tricky, and there is no one-size fits all solution. For some owners, a full-size tub or shower is still a must, so they make adjustments elsewhere. Others would rather sacrifice shower space for a bigger vanity. But we've gathered some of the best tiny house bathroom designs to get you inspired and show that you really can have all your wishlist needs in a tiny house bathroom.

Decide what is most important to you in your tiny bathroom, and don't feel like you need to sacrifice luxury. A full-size bathtub is totally doable in a small room as long as you can get creative with the layout.

This owner couldn't pass up a deal for free terracotta tiles when they saw them up on Facebook Marketplace. They decided to cut them into smaller square tiles, which led to perfectly imperfect shower tiling. This actually adds a ton of rustic charm to the bathroom. 

Try bringing feng shui principles into your tiny bathroom to make it a mini sanctuary. Stone, glass, plants, wood, and water all make for a luxurious washroom. 

White shiplap planks can brighten a small space, and the horizontal lines make the room feel longer and more spacious. These additions will make the bathroom the crown jewel of your home.

Again, it is way more feasible to add a customized, DIY accent wall in a small bathroom than a big one, both cash- and time-wise. 

You don't need tons of empty space in your bathroom as long as you can comfortably walk, groom, and get out of the shower or tub. So go ahead and nestle that vanity right along the tub — you won't miss the space.

To make your tiny bathroom work with a full-size shower, look for a rounded corner shower that will snugly fit. Just be prepared to lose a little floor space to the rounded doors, or just get a shower curtain instead of glass doors.