sloped ceiling bathroom

Designer Michael Maines presents two solutions for adding a bathroom where headroom is limited.

A row of wooden towel hooks is mounted to vertical shiplap wall outside of a frameless glass shower boasting with a tiled sloped ceiling located over a marble tiled floor.

Sloped Wall Bathroom, perfect for houses with Slanted Ceilings. This is the bathroom we have upstairs, we wanted it to be small so it doesn't take too much space out of our attic. Lucky Andi Blog #LuckyAndi

Turning your attic into a luxury bathroom that feels like a spa can be a smart decision. An extra bathroom will increase your home’s value and make it more attractive in the eyes of potential buyers. However, you might be hesitant to do it because you don’t have enough space, or the sloped ceiling seems […]

Faced with an awkwardly shaped ceiling, Catherine and Bryan had to get creative and totally rethink the space of this bathroom. From Catherine: This bathroom was the only room in the house that needed some {major} love. It was the only bathroom on the second floor, and awkward was an understatement. Our biggest priorities when renovating the space were: 1. Ditch the tub and replace it with a shower that’s more comfortable to use (and prettier, of course!).

Our old farmhouse has crazy sloped ceilings in every room upstairs -- including the bathroom. We have sloped ceilings in the kids' bathtub/shower area and although it wasn't too much extra hassle, we did have to think through things a bit before we decided on the best way to hang the curtain in their shower. Today I'm sharing our simple solution!