Polish designers highlight small bathroom pitfalls and accessible hotel rooms

A recent interior‑design guide notes that over 70 % of Polish households have bathrooms no larger than 10 m², making every centimetre critical. Designers warn that common errors – insufficient storage, oversized vanity units and poorly chosen tile sizes – can make a tiny space feel cramped. Solutions include integrated storage, wall‑mounted fixtures and medium‑sized neutral tiles laid vertically to create a sense of height.

A separate guide for senior travellers stresses the importance of barrier‑free hotel rooms. Such rooms feature wider doors, spacious layouts, walk‑in showers without curbs, anti‑slip flooring, grab rails and fold‑down shower seats, all aimed at reducing the risk of falls and improving comfort for guests with limited mobility.