Corner Tubs For Small Bathrooms

While a walk-in shower and a freestanding tub sound like marvelous options, they may not be feasible when you have a small bathroom area. But, to keep it as functional as stylish, you can use corner tubs for small bathrooms. This configuration can save enough space so that you use the remaining area for a shower or additional storage.

Corner tubs for small bathrooms can be placed in many ways. For instance, you can set it along one of the walls. Or, if it doesn’t fit there, you can put the bathtub at an angle and use the space between the tub and the wall junction to place a potted plant, a rack for accessories like shampoos and soaps, a towel rack, or some other decorative piece.

You should also consider the type of tub you want. For instance, soaking tubs have more depth and less length and can fit perfectly in most corners. If your bathroom has an alcove, or even if it doesn’t have one, an inset tub can be fixed flush to a wall in a corner. Tubs for small bathrooms can also be shower baths, as they offer two in one functionality and can fit in a corner without much hassle.

You can also find differently shaped bathtubs which can align with curved walls on one or more corner. For small bathrooms, corner tubs are necessary because they add to the aura but don’t take up a lot of space, thus allowing you to accessorize the rest of the area with floor lights, cabinets, mirrors, wash basins, etc. You can also complement the tub with small steps made of wood, stone, or marble.