The Planning Phase
Maximize the Space You Already Have
Brighten the Room for an Airy Ambiance
Storage Space with Style
Choose an Appropriate Design Style
Small primary bathrooms are one of the most common challenges in Scottsdale remodels, particularly in older homes that were not built with the current luxury bathroom standard in mind. I have redesigned dozens of these spaces and the most important lesson is that the spatial planning matters more than the finishes. Getting the layout right first is what makes the room actually feel larger. — Lauren Lerner
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Book a Discovery CallFrequently Asked Questions
How do you make a small master bathroom feel larger?
The most effective strategies for making a small bathroom feel larger are: using large-format tile with minimal grout lines, eliminating a separate shower threshold in favor of a curbless design, choosing a floating vanity to open the floor plane, maximizing natural light or adding vertical lighting, and simplifying the material palette to two or three elements rather than many.
What are the best finishes for a small bathroom remodel in Scottsdale?
Warm, light stone-look porcelain in large format performs well in the Arizona climate and reads as high-end without the maintenance of natural stone. Brushed brass or matte black fixtures read current and hold up well in hard water conditions common in the Valley. Heated floors are a worthwhile addition even in Arizona for the tactile comfort and the resale appeal.
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Lauren Lerner and the Living with Lolo team work with clients across Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Arcadia, and the greater Phoenix metro area.
Book a Discovery CallLauren Lerner is the founder and principal designer of Living with Lolo, Scottsdale’s luxury interior design and licensed design-build firm. Named Phoenix Magazine Best Interior Design three consecutive years, Lauren leads projects from concept through construction for high-end homes in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, and Phoenix.
