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Do Wall Hung Vanity Units Really Make a Bathroom Look Bigger?

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A small bathroom doesn't necessarily need more floor space to feel more comfortable. Sometimes, the difference comes down to what you can see. A vanity that runs all the way down to the floor creates a solid block of furniture. In a compact room, that can make the floor feel broken up and the furniture feel heavier than it really is. Lift the vanity away from the floor, however, and the effect changes. More of the flooring remains visible, the cabinet appears lighter and the room can feel less enclosed. That is the thinking behind wall hung vanity units . They don't physically add any extra square meters to a bathroom, but they can make better use of the space you already have. And this isn't simply an interior-design trend. Floating vanity units remain the most popular vanity style among renovating homeowners in the latest 2025 UK Houzz Bathroom Trends Study , with 53% of respondents choosing one. So, what is it about a wall hung vanity that can make a bathroom look bigger...
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How to Choose Wall Tiles: A Practical Guide for Kitchens, Bathrooms and Feature Walls

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Choosing wall tiles can look simple at first. Pick a color, choose a pattern you like and work out how many boxes you need. But once you start looking at sizes, finishes, materials and layouts, the choice can become much harder. The right wall tile can make a small bathroom feel brighter, give a kitchen more character or turn an otherwise plain wall into the main feature of the room. The wrong combination can have the opposite effect. At Royale Stones, we find that the best choices usually come from looking at how a wall tile will work in the room , not just how it looks in a photograph. A glossy white tile, for example, may be ideal for reflecting light in a compact bathroom, while a textured or marble-effect tile may be better when you want the wall itself to become part of the design. This guide looks at the things worth considering before you choose, from tile size and finish to color, layout and the practical side of installation. Start With the Room, Not Just the Tile It is easy...
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