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8 Ways To Make A Small Bathroom Look Big

Written by Brad Johnson
Top 5 Kindle Author | Author of 10 Books
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When your home is regularly cleaned and cultivated, the joys of owning a house can be limitless. A comfy basement, well-stocked kitchen, and a living room with a flatscreen TV are all fantastic luxuries to take part in. Having guests over for a party, however, or hosting family members during a vacation means these people will experience virtually every corner of your home, including your bathroom. Dealing with a cramped and stuffy bathroom can leave guests feeling dissatisfied and disappointed.

If you truly want to liven and freshen up your home, making a small bathroom look bigger is ideal. The bathroom is one room in your house that’s utilized every day, so it’s worth pouring some effort, care, and extra money into this purposeful room.

As you read this infographic, keep in mind the first thing people will notice about your bathroom is its color. Whether it has a mixture of blues and greens, more earthy tones such as light brown and beige, or something else, the color of your bathroom is prominent. Use this knowledge to work in tandem with other pieces of advice laid out in the infographic.

This infographic provides eight simple and crafty ways to make a small bathroom look much bigger without spending weeks doing so. Produced by Heiton Buckley, the most worthwhile bathroom space-making tips include removing unnecessary fixtures, adding a larger mirror, embellishing items with white, including a transparent shower curtain or door, and improving the lighting of your bathroom.

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    If you’ve already given some of the aforementioned ideas a shot, but your bathroom still isn’t sitting just right, consider remodeling further areas of it. Sometimes, a sink or toilet is just too cumbersome and needs an updated model. Other times, a bathtub or shower is taking up too much space, one half its size will serve perfectly well.

    These tips are time-tested and applicable for multiple rooms in your house, not just the bathroom. If you apply them with diligence, you’re sure to see a brighter, larger, and more open bathroom, pleasing to all who utilize it!

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