Small bathrooms can be challenging to renovate, especially in Vancouver, Canada, where space is often limited. This project focused on improving functionality without expanding the bathroom’s footprint.
Before the renovation, the bathroom felt cramped and poorly lit. Outdated fixtures and dark finishes made the space look smaller than it actually was.
{Bathroom layout before renovation in a Vancouver home.}
The renovation plan focused on brighter finishes and better lighting. We replaced older tiles with lighter-colored options, updated the vanity, and improved ventilation to handle moisture more effectively.
After the renovation, the bathroom felt more open and easier to use. The updated layout improved storage and made daily use more comfortable.
{Finished bathroom after renovation in Vancouver.}
The total renovation cost was around $6,500, including materials and labor. While small bathrooms don’t offer much room for layout changes, thoughtful material and lighting choices can make a big difference.
If you’re planning a small bathroom renovation in Vancouver, focusing on light, ventilation, and storage can help maximize the space.
If anyone has completed a similar project in Vancouver, feel free to share your experience.