If you have a super small bathroom, striving to make everything fit in the accessible space is like doing a monster crossword puzzle. Among the difficulties: configuring the toilet & sink to code, allowing adequate clearance for a shower and, of course, where to place the towels. Regardless of the challenges, in the majority of the cases, it is still wise to squeeze in an extra bathroom where one is desperately required, even if it must be small. If you’re planning on going this route, listed below are five tips for designing that picture-perfect small bathroom. Install a corner sink: Sometimes even a plinth sink can disturb the only accessible traffic lane inside a bathroom. In this scenario putting a corner sink across from the toilet works better in comparison to a sink across from the shower. The opening & closing of the shower door generally produces an eccentric walk-aroun...