Small Bathroom Remodeling in Westchester County: Maximizing Style & Functionality

Powder rooms, typically located near common areas, may be small, but they offer big design potential.

Space-Saving Features: A wall-mounted sink or pedestal sink keeps the room open. In a recent Rye Brook powder room remodel, we installed a floating vanity with hidden storage to maximize both form and function.

Smart Storage: Vertical shelving and recessed niches help store essentials without making the space feel cluttered.

Aesthetic Touches: Since powder rooms don’t require extensive storage, they’re a great place for bold wallpaper, statement lighting, or a striking vanity. A recent Westchester NY powder room remodel featured deep blue walls with brass accents—making a small space feel high-end and inviting.

A three-quarter bath (sink, toilet, and shower) is a popular option for guest bathrooms or secondary baths in family homes.

Corner Shower: Instead of a bulky traditional shower, we often install corner or curved glass showers to free up floor space. In an Eastchester hallway bathroom remodel, we used a sliding glass enclosure to create an open feel without taking up extra room.

Efficient Layout: Positioning the sink, toilet, and shower along the same wall saves space and plumbing costs.

Consistent Design: Using light-colored tiles and cohesive finishes makes the space feel bigger and brighter. In a Scarsdale three-quarter bath remodel, we used floor-to-ceiling subway tile to enhance the sense of height and space.

A full bathroom (sink, toilet, tub/shower combo) in a small space can still be functional and stylish.

Tub-to-Shower Conversion: Many homeowners are replacing bathtubs with walk-in showers to improve accessibility and open up the room visually. We completed a Hartsdale bathroom renovation where a large, outdated tub was replaced with a sleek, low-profile shower with built-in storage.

Hidden Storage: Incorporating built-in shelving and recessed shower niches helps maintain a clean and uncluttered look.

Maximizing Space with Color & Light: Neutral palettes, reflective surfaces, and well-placed mirrors can make a small full bath feel significantly larger. In a Stamford, CT bathroom remodeling project, we used a custom mirror wall and glass shower doors to visually expand the space.

We’ve helped homeowners throughout Westchester and nearby areas maximize their small bathrooms with thoughtful design and expert craftsmanship.

Hastings-on-Hudson Small Bathroom Remodel: Transformed a cramped, outdated bath into a modern retreat with a walk-in shower, floating vanity, and neutral palette.

Westchester NY Bathroom Tiling Project: Installed large-format tiles and a glass enclosure to make a small bathroom feel twice as large.

Rye Brook NY Bathroom Remodel: Converted a tiny powder room into a stylish half-bath with bold wallpaper and elegant gold accents.

Accessible Bathroom Design – Stamford, CT: Designed a barrier-free bathroom with grab bars, a curbless shower, and ergonomic fixtures to support home mobility.