How to Transform a Small Old-Style Bathroom into a Hotel-Style Bathroom ✔️ Use Large Tiles Since bathrooms in older buildings are small, they need to look as spacious as possible. I recommend using large tiles because they create the effect of making the space look wider, even within the same square footage! If the cost is a concern and large tiles are difficult to afford, using grout colors similar to the tiles creates a sense of unity that makes the space look even larger. ✔️ Install Indirect Lighting Under the Mirror Indirect lighting, which I agonized over right up until the start of construction! These are indirect lights that I would have been disappointed to have without now. Although downlights alone provide sufficient illumination, there is a noticeable difference in the interior atmosphere whether they are there or not. Furthermore, if I turn on only the indirect lights when going to the bathroom at night, I can go without being blinded. ✔️Installation of a vanity counter You must install a vanity counter all the way to the end of the bathroom. I only installed one near the sink, but I regret not doing it for the whole area. Since storage space is important in a small bathroom, installing a vanity counter makes it convenient to use frequently used toiletries, shampoo, body wash, etc. ✔️Unification of materials I unified everything—clothes hangers, towel racks, faucets, etc.—with matte nickel material. Choosing materials that create a sense of unity makes it look neat and luxurious. - #BathroomInterior #구축아파트 #구축아파트인테리어 #리모델링 #아파트리모델링 #리모델링하다생긴일