Start with your bathroom layout. What kind of flow are you wanting in your bathroom?
If you need to maximize the space, focus on how much storage and cabinetry you will need. Getting wall-mounted faucets and toilets is always a great way to maximize your space, and it always helps with cleaning the counter and the floor more easily. It also creates an uncluttered look. If you choose to put in a bathtub, opt for a ledge to keep the space uncluttered and have easy access to products. For a shower, you could have built-in niches that help with organization and keep the shower area clutter-free. When choosing your showerhead, consider things like water pressure and adjustability.
To help a small to medium-sized bathroom feel bigger, go with good lighting and brighter paint colors for the walls. If you want to create more of a natural light look in a bathroom that has no windows, painting the walls a lighter color always helps. You could also install larger mirrors to reflect light. Choosing a high-gloss or semi-gloss tile, or choosing light colored flooring, and glass shower doors. Make sure to use LED light bulbs, and go for white ceilings. Light colors and reflective surfaces help make it look brighter.
When choosing how you want your vanity, consider if you want a single-handle faucet, a two-handle faucet, or a wall-mounted faucet. Single-handle faucets offer a sleek, modern look and are easy to use. Two-handle faucets offer separate controls for hot and cold water. Lastly, a wall-mounted faucet helps save counter space and creates a clean and uncluttered look.
Always make sure to personalize your bathroom with all the final touches of decor and accessories. Choosing the right patterns, textures, and colors will help with the flow of the bathroom.