Designing a children’s bathroom means balancing functionality, style, and durability. A well thought out space accommodates growing kids while remaining practical for adults and preserving resale value.

Taller Vanities
  Opt for a 36" vanity instead of a 30" one. Adults will find it comfortable, and children can use a small step stool. Consider built-in toe-kick stools for long-term convenience.

Durable Materials
  Quartz countertops and white cabinets are ideal. They withstand wear, are easy to clean, and maintain a fresh look despite heavy use.

Plumbing for All
  Standard-height toilets and adjustable showerheads ensure accessibility. Step stools provide support for younger children, while hand showers offer control during baths.

Storage Solutions
  Organize supplies with baskets or designated drawers for each child. Easy access encourages responsibility and keeps the bathroom orderly.

Fun Decor
  Paint, rugs, towels, and shower curtains add personality. Bold colors and patterns make the space lively while remaining functional.