So, how do you fit a shower into a tiny house bathroom that is a little bigger than a standard shower stand?
Are you going to turn the entire place into a wet room? Put the sink on a toilet top?
The good news is that you’re not alone. People have tried and succeeded. We bring you the most creative tiny house shower ideas.
A tub in the corner
What would you say to a simple yet massive heart-shaped tub in the corner? A bathing area that doubles as a sink in the corner leaves plenty of room for both the vanity and the toilet.
Glass partition
The problem I have with many tiny-sized shower stalls is that they’re irreversibly unstylish. But it doesn’t have to be that way. The pebble floor tile and slate walls set the stage for this chic shower stall, while the frameless glass door is crowned with a period brass handle.
Simple rustic
Even a 140-square-foot house on wheels with an insanely small bathroom can have a bathroom with a ton of character. Instead of a traditional shower pan, install a cottage-inspired wood tub.
Upgrade a standard shower
A small builder-grade shower is nothing to write home about. We’re all about stylish here, so it needs some upgrading. Replace the run-of-the-mill shower head with a more interesting one and add glass shelves for storage and you’re instantly infusing a spa-like vibe.
Shiplap bathroom
Who says you have to be stuck with tile when personalizing a shower area? Shiplap is a technique of finishing wooden paneling so that each plank has a groove at the top and the bottom for a watertight seal. Still, if you dig this look, do waterproof your walls with a marine-grade wood sealer.