A bathroom layout can be difficult if the sink, tub, or toilet are positioned in awkward places in the room. Bathtubs can have an older design and may have a lot of wear and tear. If you don’t just want to cover it up with a shower curtain, you can shop at a home design store to see what options you have to replace your tub. Make it a point to take a picture of your bathroom from the door entry so you can show an associate when you get to the store.
Sometimes toilets can be placed in a cramped pocket of the room. So, you may not have much space there. Make sure you have less bathroom furniture placed around the toilet so that the area doesn’t become even more cramped. If you are in need of storage, you can add floating shelves above your toilet.
The lack of storage near your sink can also be difficult when you have so much to do in order to prepare for the day ahead. If you have a pedestal sink, and you have enough space, try adding a cubby under the sink. If you don’t have room for this, you can try using an inexpensive, mini wire rack to at least hold your towels and linens. Any toiletries that may need a home can be placed in a storage container and moved into a nearby hall or linen closet.