Are you moving into a new home where the bathroom is small and cramped? Do you dream of a relaxing and inviting bathroom, but you only have a tiny space?

It can be challenging to maximize every square inch of a tiny bathroom, but it may be less expensive than a larger bathroom, which is a financial gain. The relationship between design and space is intricately intertwined. You may have big ideas for your new bathroom remodel, but do you have enough room to carry them out? You must effectively manage the space available to you and create realistic goals for what you can do in that limited space.

Here are a few pointers from   for making the most of your tiny bathroom space while staying on budget.

Be aware of your financial constraints:

Every real estate finance advisor will tell you that bathroom renovation should account for only 5% to 10% of the total house investment. Speak with your contractor to receive an estimate of the cost, and set aside around 20% more than the estimated charge just in case anything unexpected arises.

Ascertain that both you and your contractor are on the same page.

Make a lengthy conversation with your bathroom renovation contractor, explaining your vision and needs in-depth. Don't forget to mention financial costs and your budgetary constraints. Some contractors use 3D Rendering Designs to help you visualize your new bathroom before beginning work on it.

More space equals a large vanity.

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