Small bathrooms can appear to be difficult to decorate. On the one hand, they’re small and you may cut costs on supplies and furnishings. On the other hand, small bathrooms sometimes seem claustrophobic and lack space for organization and storage. Fortunately, you can make your little bathroom appear and feel more spacious by using a few design techniques. Take a cue from these creative designs for little bathrooms.
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opt for an Oversized Vanity
Even though it goes against logic, a larger or oversize vanity gives you extra counter space and gives the impression that the area is larger.
Be Smart About Mirror Placement
A tried-and-true method for making many small spaces appear larger is the use of mirrors. Always strive to position mirrors in an area that will let in the most light. To reflect light on each other, you can also mount tiny mirrors on the sides of the vanity.
Choose Airy and Bright Colors
Any small room may be easily made to appear larger by using bright colors. But remember that neutrals don’t need to be boring. Play with the lighting, accessories, and fixtures to give the room depth and visual appeal. Neutrals can be more than simply white; they can also be nudes, light blues, pale greens, and many other colors of grey. w
Make a Statement With Wallpaper
If you want to create a decorative statement but don’t have enough room, consider wallpapering an accent wall instead. Select a wall and decorate it with wallpaper that complements the overall design of the bathroom. It should be colorful or lively. Since the space is small, after the wallpaper is up, you won’t need to add much more in the way of decor.
Use Greenery as Decor
It’s best if your little bathroom has as many natural accents as possible. Natural materials enhance the room’s aesthetic appeal without dominating it. A little greenery can make a tiny place look bigger. The humid climate of a bathroom is ideal for growing orchids, snake plants and air plants. Or, to bring the outside inside (without the hassle), choose artificial foliage accents.