6 Simple Ways To Enhance Your Bathroom's Value

Finally, we get in the restroom. Even though we use this area every day, we don't usually consider it while we're decorating. It is possible to go from an average bathroom to a designer one with only a few simple steps.

Keep the following guidelines in mind if you want to keep your bathroom looking nice—and best of all, these regulations are geared toward renters as well.

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Wallpaper

Wallpaper that is removable is simple to install, great for renters, and makes a huge impact on the room. Bathrooms have such a limited floor space that they allow for interesting designs and decorating, but because the space is so small, you can select something like a bold print and feel confident that you will never be using it elsewhere, without having to worry about selecting matching furniture or creating a space that looks busy.

You may still use tiles if your bathroom has them, especially if the walls allow. 

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Decant

Don't use shabby or wrinkled packaging to store items that are perfect for stylish glass or plastic containers, including bath salts, cotton balls, Q-tips, and the like. As you may observe, TJ Maxx is one of the top places to find elegant, easy-to-acquire bath products in trendy glass jars for around $5.

If you like to store your backup beauty blenders or spare lip balms in jars, cluster a couple of these jars together on your shelf. As a consequence, your room will appear intelligent and beautiful.

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Showcase Your Pretties

Yes, some bathroom products aren't very fascinating to look at. Razors are an obvious example, but certain toiletry items such as perfume bottles may be extremely lovely.

I'm a massive perfume lover and keep my collections on a marble tray in my bathroom for a decorative effect. My favorite part of going to the restroom is seeing all of my favorite bottles in view, and because of that, I will never forget about my possessions. Regardless of how you acquired your perfumes or how long you've owned them, all of them seem luxurious and distinguished in a glass container.

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And Hide the Rest

Wicker baskets like as this one are your greatest buddy for receptacles. With three huge medicine cabinets and three little shelves, my bathroom doesn't have under-sink storage. Two shelves are dedicated to pretties, while the third serves a more practical role.

I already possessed two woven baskets, so I used them in new ways. What should you put inside? They are quite versatile, and they may be used to hide anything that you don't want to be seen, including backup medication bottles, feminine items, or anything else. All of my hair equipment are lined up on a shelf in a basket next to my hair dryer. This is where I keep the Beachwaver, the hairdryer, the straightener I bought while I lived in the UK, and the straightener I recently got while living overseas so I can use it while traveling abroad. Surprisingly, everything fits in a little basket, and everything is conveniently accessible when you need it.

Just about everyone keeps the hair dryer and the straightener in the same place in the bathroom, next to the sink. That may make a bathroom appear to be more like a sorority home than anything else. Craft a grown-up, sophisticated area by concealing inoperable objects while they're not in use.

Finally, you no longer have to be concerned about getting the equipment wet or ruining it due to an accident. 

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Employ Seating

To add an ottoman to your sitting arrangement, be sure to get it in a material other than cloth, which is prone to staining. Organize extra toilet paper or hand towels by putting them in a storage container such as this one, where they are both within reach and out of sight.

This bathroom may also be used as vanity sitting depending on your bathroom arrangement. Regardless of which option you select, you will have the ability to rid your restroom of unappealing bulk toilet paper packaging that can make the lavatory seem untidy.

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Replace a Standard Medicine Cabinet

While I previously rented, I hung a wonderful antique mirror that I found at a local charity store because the medicine cabinet slid off the wall easily. When exposed brick walls were used in the bathroom, the beautiful brass mirror put the old, rusting cabinet that previously occupied the space to shame.

As a consequence, I acquired a tiny standing cabinet to hold my day-to-day items, but it's all worth it in terms of the visual effect.

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