Awkward shaped bathroom

If you've got a difficult bathroom space, these are the interior designer-approved layouts to try for it

If your bathroom is an awkward shape, there are clever fixes. Here, bathroom and interior design experts offer their hard-won advice

When designing a bathroom, there are a few common bathroom floor plans to start from, but, of course, there are always exceptions to the rules.

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Faced with an awkwardly shaped ceiling, Catherine and Bryan had to get creative and totally rethink the space of this bathroom. From Catherine: This bathroom was the only room in the house that needed some {major} love. It was the only bathroom on the second floor, and awkward was an understatement. Our biggest priorities when renovating the space were: 1. Ditch the tub and replace it with a shower that’s more comfortable to use (and prettier, of course!).

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This old Victorian bathroom is typical of Glasgow tenement buildings —super narrow and definitely hard to maneuver in. Since the original tub wasn’t salvageable, Anne scored a couple more square feet from its removal: From Anne: The bathroom is a very awkward long and narrow shape typical of Glasgow tenements—making it particularly hard to photograph! The end result, £2000 later, is a complete difference.

Remember Client Trullbrook? I was able to shoot a few of the finished spaced before we left for Michigan and am excited to share a little before and after snack with their powder room reveal.

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