The tiny ADA bathroom

The tiny bathroom…we’ve all been there. But with a few tile tricks, there are ways to make it feel larger than it is. Using one tile on all the walls, floor to ceiling, can help open a space up. Switching to another tile partway up the wall can visually cut the room off, making it appear smaller. If you’re using both tile and paint on the walls, using similar colors will help smoothly transition from one space to another without hard stops. Tiling your shower all the way to the top of ceiling is a similar strategy that gives height to your bathroom.

ADA Accessible Shower 📸@bfallc_contractor_disability_

#BFAllc #ADAforAll #AccessibilitySolutions #STAY in Your Home Safely & Comfortably

We make it possible for seniors to keep living in their OWN home.

Call or Text us 7345-414-9525 to learn how we can support your loved one today!

#bfallc

#adahomemodifications

#seniorhomemodificationcontractors

#handicapaccessiblecontractorsnearme

#adacontractors

#bfatoilet

#homeaccessibilitycontractors

#handicapaccessiblecontractorsnearme
#accessiblehomerenovations