Tips for Designing a Family-Friendly Bathroom
A bathroom that works for the whole family? It’s all about space, safety, and practicality. Kids need room to splash, parents need organisation, and everyone benefits from smart design choices. Here’s how to get it right.


A Bathtub is a Must
Shower-only bathrooms might work for some, but families with young children need a bathtub. Bath time becomes an ordeal without one. Go for a spacious freestanding or inset tub that’s deep enough for fun but easy to access. A model with a low step-in height? Even better. The kids get their playtime, and parents get a stress-free routine.






Double Sinks, Double Convenience
A large vanity with a double sink like our FLOW vanity top keeps morning chaos under control. No more waiting in line to brush teeth or fighting for tap space. Plenty of counter room means space for everything from soap to toothbrushes, even those decorative touches that make a bathroom feel inviting.
Look for materials that clean up easily because spills and messes are inevitable in a family bathroom.




Storage for Everyone
Towels, toiletries, bath toys, it all needs a home. Mirrored cabinets, open shelving, even baskets under the vanity, help keep things tidy. A mix of accessible and out-of-reach storage is ideal. Ensure that kids can grab what they need, while keeping hazardous items like razors and cleaning products safely out of sight.




Safety First
Slippery floors? Not ideal with kids running around. Choose non-slip tiles or add quality bath mats. Soft-close toilet seats and rounded-edge fixtures help avoid accidents. If little hands are a concern, install tap mixers with temperature limiters to prevent burns.


A well-designed bathroom makes life easier for everyone. With a little planning, you’ll have a space that’s practical now and grows with your family.

