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Tips for Bathroom Renovations








                                              1. Built in Accessories: built-ins such as recessed soap dishes, medicine cabinets and even toilet roll holders can save space and streamline the look of the bathroom.


                                              2. Colour: To make a small bathroom look bigger, choose white-to-cream colour spectrum.


                                              3. Fixtures and Colour: Use white or cream coloured fixtures (i.e. toilet and bathtub)


                                              4. Dim Lighting for Mood: A dimmer switch can add mood to your bathroom


                                              5. Lighting: Enhance overhead lighting by adding Sconces around the mirror.


                                              6. Extra Pieces: If space permits, many home decorators recommend having one freestanding piece such as a decorative chair or cupboard as a design element. This "decorative" piece can serve a practical use as a place to store towels, soaps, or other small items.


                                              7. Hooks: Hooks are the easiest way to add "surface area" to a bathroom without actually adding real countertop surface area. Hooks can be used for everything from clothes to bathrobes to towels.


                                              8. Mirrors: Mirrors in bathrooms (not just above the sink) are a design element which expand the room visually and add light to the room.


                                              9. Accessorize: Candles, colour coordinated towels and bath mat, a new shower curtain and towel holders and faucets can transform a bathroom makeover.


                                              10. Declutter: Remove clutter from counters. Store in wicker baskets or install a shelf above the toilet.

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