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Tricky Tuesday: 4 Ways to Improve Your Small Bathroom

It can be hard to know how to decorate and arrange a small space, especially a bathroom. For the most part, the toilet and the sink are pretty set in stone where they are, so you'll want to try to focus on aspects of the room that you can change, like placement and layout. Check out some cool tips we found helpful when dealing with a small bathroom, below.


1. Expand your mirror 
Mirrors are like optical illusions, and the bigger a mirror is, the bigger your small bathroom will appear. This is also an affordable way to improve your small space.

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2. Install a corner sink
You may not have the option to rearrange plumbing, but IF you do, putting a sink in the corner will open up your small space and give you the max size possible.

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3.  Select a vanity with one, open shelf
Not only will an open vanity give you more room for storage, it will appear to take up less space.

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4. Use large-scale patterns
Bold patterns work similar to mirrors in that they trick the eye and give off the illusion that the room is bigger than it actually is.

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