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How To Make A Small Bathroom Look Bigger
Most everyone would love to have great, big bathrooms. Hardly any homebuyer puts “small bathroom” on their wish list. But, most of us are stuck with a small bathroom. That’s no reason to give up. There are things you can. And, no, you don’t have to move or knock down any walls. All you have to do is add some simple upgrades, and your small bathroom will suddenly look a lot bigger.
Add Some Space
Tight, confined spaces makes things look smaller, while openness makes them look larger. Some ways to open spaces include:
o Installing a Pedestal or Table-top Basin.
o Putting in a floating (hanging) vanity / cabinet, one with legs, or one with glass doors.
Replace Storage
If you’ve added space, you may have lost storage. You maybe you just need more. Adding a side cabinet or tall thin one. As stated above, you can maintain the open space by keeping shelves open or with glass doors. Use floating cabinets or ones with legs.
Add Mirrors
Mirrors reproduce space and, therefore, stretch it. If possible, add them to longer walls. They’ll make your bathroom long wider.
Clear ...
... Glass Shower Doors
Clear glass shower doors preserve an open view, and, like mirrors, stretch it visually.
Continue Flooring
If you’re changing the bathroom floor tiles, continue them on into the shower. It, once again, stretches the visual space and makes it look larger.
Glass Shelves
Glass shelves make items look like they’re hovering in air. It’s a much lighter look than wood shelves.
Use Light Colors
Light colors won’t overpower the bathroom. Dark colors will. And, use light colors, too, with sanitary ware and accessories.
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