12 Tricks to Make Your Small Bathroom Look WAY Bigger

Natural light brightens a room; if you have a window, cover it with a sheer curtain or mini-blinds to let in as much sunlight as possible. via Pinterest

Short on floor space? Go for tall, narrow shelves flushed against a wall. via Pinterest

Mirrors stretch space by reflecting it back, making the room look bigger and wider. Frame a mirror in a light wood to brighten up the room even more. via Pinterest

Glass tiles reflect light and add shimmer, turning your small bathroom into a jewel! via Pinterest

A glass shower door makes the bathroom feel airy. Too expensive? Get a clear shower curtain. via Pinterest

Bulky vanities can close up a space. The solution: a pedestal sink. See the difference in this before-and-after shot? via Imgur

Recessed medicine cabinets can give you more storage space, especially useful if you have a pedestal sink. More storage removes clutter from your vanity, too! via Pinterest

Got low ceilings? Get the illusion of height with vertical lines to draw the eye upward. Got the opposite problem? Go for horizontal stripes to make the room wider. via Pinterest

Light colors make a small room feel bigger, so pick a color--white is great--and make it pop with some strategically placed darker accents on the floor and walls. via Pinterest

Wall shelves do double-duty as storage and pretty wall accents. Recycle a wine rack to store the towels. via Pinterest

Cabinets with doors can weigh down a bathroom. Instead, opt for open shelves to create an airy feeling. Contain clutter with pretty baskets or containers. via Pinterest

If you paint the bathroom one neutral shade (or white or pastel), the room will feel bigger. Use a contrasting or lighter shade for the accents--like this person did here. via Pinterest