Remodeling a small bathroom can be a tricky proposition, especially if you want to create an impression of larger space, fit all accessories in the available one and avoid a clutter, all without compromising on a tasteful effect and functionality. This requires some careful planning and, if you are going to be doing any extensive remodeling, also a building permits from the relevant city authorities.
Mirrors can optimize on the light and add to the impression of space, but don’t go overboard with them; too many will create a ghastly effect in a small space. Go for just one or two. Try an ornate or Venetian wall mirror, strategically placed for good light reflection that will also serve a decorative purpose. Actually, there are a whole lot of varieties in wall mirrors. Take your time to find one that goes with the overall design scheme.
Plan a bathroom color scheme that will enhance the available space. Which means, go for light or pastel color schemes rather than dark ones for the floor, walls and ceiling. And, even with light colors, don’t pick the entire gamut. Simplicity and good color coordination is the key here. Another important factor is pattern, which, if applied in a vertical fashion, can give an impression of increased height to your bathroom. So paint walls in vertical stripes, or fit wall-paper and bathroom tiles in a vertical pattern. You can also tile the entire wall and add a border of a different color near the ceiling. Using large, identically-shaped tiles with narrow grout lines for both walls and floors can also help.
Source: buzzle.com/articles/bathroom-remodel-small-bathroom-remodeling-ideas.html
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