Creating an illusion of larger space in a small bathroom is a challenging task. However, you can achieve this without going over your budget. Also, as long as you keep an open mind and visualize soft, airy colors and designs, you will be able to make it happen. Adding a traditional wood shutter(s) to your bathroom window can make a narrow window appear larger. With 3 ? inch louvers, the shutter can be attached to a skinny window, and softer colors such as white can reflect the light. Sometimes shapes of items in a room can make it look smaller,

but you can adjust these. For example, an old bookcase can be painted and glazed so it works as a freestanding cupboard. To break up the harsh lines, flat curtain panels tied to wood pegs can conceal toiletries on the bottom shelf. Curtain panels are also effective if you don’t particularly care for the storage underneath your sink. Another option for recreating your bath is to use shower curtains to mask an unattractive sliding door on your shower, especially if it closes up a significant amount of your bathroom.

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Bathroom Ideas: Creating Space