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KNOW WHERE TO SAVE

Every foot matters in a small bathroom, so you should firstdetermine your top priority, whether it’s more counter space, a

larger bath or a walk-in shower. Once you decide which areas aremost important, then you can choose where to save on space andwhere to splurge. If you would like a big tub, for example, then youmay want to build shelves into the wall behind the bath to reduce

the need for counter space.

BRING IN LIGHT

Natural light brightens a bathroom and makes it feel larger. Youcan let light filter throughout the space by installing translucentwindows and skylights. You can also take advantage of the lightyou currently have with mirrors. A large mirror across the wallincreases the light’s impact while giving the illusion of a biggerspace.

USE GLASS DOORS

Although many people choose to use opaque shower curtains ordoors for privacy, they chop your bathroom space in half,separating it into and shower and sink areas. A clear glass dooropens up the bathroom, making it feel like one big room. You mayeven consider a shorter glass panel instead of a door to give youmore room inside the shower while still keeping water inside.

GET CREATIVE WITH STORAGE

In a smaller bathroom, it’s important to take advantage of all counterspace and store any personal products. Creating a wall cabinet with

different compartments gives your bathroom a clean, organized look.

Custom shelving, like a storage ladder, tower or floating shelves, isone of the best options for a small or irregularly shaped bathroom.

Also use storage as a style opportunity. Decorate with colorful towels,candles and bathroom supplies.

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