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1. Add depth with mirrors. Mirrors instantly make a bath feel larger. Place mirrors strategically across from a window to reflect light and visually open the space in your bathroom. In my daughter's bathroom, I placed a mirror above her vanity to reflect the outdoors. It is hard to see the outdoor reflection in the photo (below), but she can see it when she is sitting at her vanity.
2. Bring the outdoors in! Windows add natural light and make your bathroom appear larger. If you are concerned with privacy, add a translucent shade that can be draw when necessary, and still let the light shine through.
3. Add glass, lucite or acrylic shelving to maximize vertical or horizontal space without taking up visual space. Shelving placed high up on a wall will emphasize height in your bathroom. Whenever the eye is drawn up, it will make a room feel larger. Horizontal shelving will make your bathroom feel longer. Take note and be careful where you place your clear shelving. I've bumped into my glass shelving more times than I care to count. {smile}
4. The right white. Did you know that the color white comes in cool or warm tones? If you choose a cooler white, the walls will recede, a warmer white will make the bathroom cozy. Lighter colors will open a space and make the room feel light and airy, but pay attention to cool and warm tones too.
5. Keep everything in the same color scheme when possible. Choose light colored paint for walls, cabinets, bathtub and flooring to create a visually cohesive look and feel to your bathroom. Darker colors will attract attention. Think of them as accent pieces in your bathroom.
6. Resist the temptation to add too many little things to your small bathroom which will visually clutter your space. Only display items such as a soap dispenser, cotton balls, etc. that are functional and serve a purpose.
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What are some tricks you would use to make your smaller bathroom appear larger?
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I absolutely love these ideas, I have the words smallest bathroom and I would love to get it looking more open and brighter. x
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah-Louise, If it is very small (too small for a bathtub and no windows), try one very large mirror. I did that it my half bath and it doesn't feel as claustrophobic anymore! :)
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One of our bathrooms is really tiny. So tiny that some of your terrific suggestions aren't even possible to do.
ReplyDeleteHi Val, I have a bathroom like that as well. I used one large mirror to open the space and it worked nicely.
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nancy
I agree about too many tabletop items creating clutter, but will make an exception for something useful and decorative. The lidded pineapple container mentioned in an earlier blog would work in your daughter's bathroom color scheme for cotton balls or hair ties.
ReplyDeleteHi Heather! You're right! And the pineapples are my favorite right now! Too cute! :)
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nancy
These are really great tips to make your bathroom appear larger, I love how decor can make a room look larger than it really is! Perfection!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, Brandy! I appreciate your kind comment! :)
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nancy
Great ideas, cannot wait to try them, thank you!
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nancy
These tips couldn't have come at a better time! We are getting ready to redo our tiny bathroom so I will definitely be saving your post. Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful! Let me know how your redo comes out!
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nancy
Good tips. I really do like the freestanding tub.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, Rusthawk! I like the tubs too and I can't get over that they are gorgeous and eco-friendly! :)
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nancy
These are great tips for making your bathroom appear or feel larger. I love the idea of using the horizontal shelving. Thanks for sharing the tips.
ReplyDeleteHi Rebecca! Me too! It's nice to give the illusion of a longer, lengthier space!
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Aaah very clever. Will be taking your advice for my guest bathroom. I hate the way it is right now - it so needs an upgrade.
ReplyDeleteThat's great, Shaney! Let me know how your upgrade turns out for you!
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nancy
Love the list! I love white decoration, always make rooms appear bigger
ReplyDeleteWhite is my favorite color to use too! Clean and bright!
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I can't wait to try some of these tips! My bathroom isn't small, but it could definitely stand to be bigger!
ReplyDeleteGreat, Stacie! You're lucky you don't have small bath issues! Let me know if any of the tricks work for you in your bath!
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nancy
The tip about light is so true! If you can, having a high window that you can leave completely uncovered will really add visual space.
ReplyDeleteGreat tip! I have a high window in my laundry room and it's the best. How many times do you want people to see into your laundry room or bathroom, right?
DeleteHave a great day and thanks for stopping by! nancy
These are really great ideas. I have a tiny bathroom and do everything I can to make it look and feel a little bigger.
ReplyDeleteHi Christina! I hope you've discovered some new tips you haven't tried yet! :)
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nancy
These are great tips. I had no idea about the right white. I have a small bathroom and I want it to appear bigger.
ReplyDeleteI hope the "right white" tip helps the next time you paint your bathroom!
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nancy
We really have small bathroom area. These tricks would truly be helpful. I’ll give this a try.
ReplyDeleteThese are all great tips on creating a great space in a small bathroom!! Great post!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ricci! I appreciate you stopping by! :)
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nancy
We desperately need all the help that we can get when it comes to our bathrooms. We live in a smaller home and now that we have a family that is catching up with us. Thank you for the pointers!
ReplyDeleteIt's great that your family is growing, Heather! :) Hope the tips help a little!
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nancy
My bathroom is plenty small and these suggestions look really easy. I love how cute the bathroom in the pictures is.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by Jason. I hope you can use some of the tricks to make your bathroom look larger! :)
DeleteThese are some great tips! Our bathroom we have right now is small, so this could really help out. Thanks for sharing these great tips.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Let me know if any of the tricks work for you!
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nancy
I am SO in love with the tub in these photos. I must have one. Love all your suggestions!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words, CCF! I hope you can put some of the suggestions to good use if you have a small bathroom! :)
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nancy
I'm thankful that our bathrooms are fairly good sized. I dislike a tiny bathroom. However, if I had to choose between living space or a small bathroom. I would opt for small bathroom everytime.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful bathrooms! We have decently sized bathrooms except for the half bathroom. I would love to add more mirrors!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great idea, Christina! I love mirrors! :)
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Awesome tips! I'm remodeling my bathroom and I'll for sure use these tips!
ReplyDeleteThanks, DChanz! I hope the tips work for you! Keep up posted on the remodel! :)
DeleteOur downstairs bathroom could use some upgrading. It's a tiny powder room and needs some glam!
ReplyDeleteHi Camesha! I hope these tips will help with your upgrade!
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nancy
Thanks for the tips! I'll try adding more mirrors in our bathroom to make it bigger.
ReplyDeleteHi Peachy! I hope the mirrors work well for your bath!
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nancy
The tricks and ideas on how to make a bathroom appear bigger are great and will definitely help us. We have a very small second bathroom and these tips will help a lot. Thanks for the great info.
ReplyDeleteThese ideas are wonderful but I'm not sure if this works in my bathroom since it is alot smaller than the ones in the pictures.
ReplyDeleteLove these tricks! White paint has always been a easy way to make a room appear larger!
ReplyDeleteI never knew that about the different shades of white! Will keep that in mind.
ReplyDeleteWe live in an older home with a super small bathroom. We painted it white and use mirrors to make it appear bigger
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