Powder rooms have always been one of my favorite spaces to design. They’re usually the smallest room in a home (that requires design consideration, at least), which makes it a special kind of spatial challenge. With those especially itsy bitsy, teeny weeny powder rooms, you have to make the most of every square inch.
As a small and traditionally more formal area, powder rooms are a place that people aren’t afraid to take a little risk. They’re okay with going bolder, brighter, and more dramatic. Budgets tend to have a little more wiggle room here, so you can usually have some fun with higher end fixtures. I’ll always give a little push for some whimsical wallpaper in that tiny, under-the-stairs bathroom, especially if the rest of the home is a parade of greige.
Powder rooms also satisfy my penchant for pocket doors since they’re so commonly used as space-savers.
Check out some of our very favorite, teensy tiny powder rooms that pack a huge punch!
Do you love powder rooms as much as we do? What do you like (or dislike) about designing them? Let us know!
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