1. This tiny house by Chris Heininge Construction goes all out with a Jacuzzi bathtub and shower.
2. For a more quaint look, this designer uses a composting toilet, a copper washbasin and soaking tub in the bathroom.
3. Kim Lewis uses "perforated copper panels" and places them on barn tracks to act as doors for the bathroom. This saves space in the tiny home. A message is also inlaid in the bathroom's tile floor.
4. Wohnwagon decorates its bathroom using natural stone and quarry marble for the mosaic in the shower. To keep the house "green," a composting toilet is installed as well.
5. Wind River Tiny Homes' Nomad's Nest includes the option of a "sunken" bathtub and shower.
6. Rowan Kunz chose to place a Loveable Loo composting toilet in her bathroom. The cypress bathtub was made by a friend. She also uses a hand pump to bring rain water from a storage system to her bathroom.
7. This tiny house featured on "FYI" has tile on the walls in the bathroom and an incinerating toilet.
8. Joel Weber's tiny bathroom has a shower and tub, but no toilet at the moment. For that, he uses the guest bathroom where he has his home parked. His plan is to add a toilet and a way to collect rain water, eventually.
9. The bathroom featured in Keva Tiny Homes has a galvanized tub for "cross-legged" baths. Showers can also be had, but a shower curtain is all that separates the bathroom from the rest of the home. Plenty of hot water is available with a hot water on demand system.
10. The bathroom of Daniel Ferris has all the amenities of a regular bathroom. It has a shower and tub combination, a toilet and a basin sink. The wainscoting help make this house feel like a home.
11. The shower is fully tiled in this bathroom through the use of recycled tiles.
12. Tumbleweed Tiny House Company shared the idea of using galvanized steel sheets to create the shower. They are already waterproof since they are meant for roofing, so they don't need to be treated.
13. This tiny house included a laundry room in the bathroom. You can "clean two birds with one bath."
14. Traveler RV placed the laundry in with the bathroom as well. The floor plans for the unit show a tub and shower combination behind the bathroom door across from the washer/dryer combo.
15. This bathroom is spa style. It has a full-sized galvanized tub, a spa shower, a vessel sink, and vanity lights.
16. Tiny House Chattanooga's bathroom is made of wood flooring and white walls. Barn doors on tracks help save space. A composting toilet, shower, sink and washer/dryer combo make up the bathroom itself.
17. This tiny bathroom has a beautiful stained glass window and soaking bathtub. The toilet is tucked away to the left.
Going tiny doesn't mean going ugly. These tiny homes have all managed to keep the comforts of home and create a lovely atmosphere as well. Being tiny can be beautiful.