1Add Over-the-Toilet Storage
AmazonIf you don't have a ton of cabinet storage, grab yourself an affordable shelving unit that is designed to go above and around your toilet. You can store towels, toiletries, and so much more. Most options need very little assembly.
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2Pick Your Favorite Color
Buff StricklandIf you don't have a lot of space, enjoy every inch of it and choose your favorite color. Take a cue from Ree: She's a huge fan of turquoise and so the guest bath in her new house reflects that style.
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3Add Light Sconces
Buff StricklandEven small spaces need light! Scones like these gorgeous finds from Ree and her sister Betsy's Sister House add both function and decoration at the same time.
4Build a Mini Toilet Cabinet
John Keeble//Getty ImagesDon't think you have enough space for a cabinet? Think again! Small mini cabinets are easy to build and can make storage for toilet paper and other product you might not want to show, but definitely need.
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5Store Under the Sink
AmazonWhile you might already have storage under your sink, you can maximize it by getting an over-the-door rack to help you stay organized. Place hair tools or even cleaning supplies within easy reach.
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6Brighten Up with Light Colors
John Keeble//Getty ImagesIf you risk feeling cramped in your small space, brighten it up with light colors like white and other neutrals. They make the room feel bigger and airier, even if there isn't a window.
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7Tile a Wall
Carmel Brantley Don't have a ton of space to tile an enclosed bath? Tile the whole wall instead! If you select carefully, you can find tiles that are much easier to clean and maintain in a humid environment than paint.
8Hide a Medicine Cabinet
A Beautiful MessIf you like the idea of a medicine cabinet behind a mirror, you can also hide one behind some artwork! It looks decorative but then gives you even more storage space.
See more at A Beautiful Mess.
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9Go with Glass
Jacek Kadaj//Getty ImagesTiny shower making you feel claustrophobic? Go with glass! It will make the space feel larger when you're both in the shower and out. Plus, it makes even an old shower look new and modern.
10Pop Your Curtain
WalmartIf you don't have a ton of space for design elements, let your shower curtain do the decorating! You can find affordable options that easily swap out and add a pop of color in an instant.
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11Organize Your Bathroom Closet
Somewhat SimpleMaximize space and minimize clutter in your space by organizing your bathroom closet. Use a mix of clear bins and labeled baskets so you know exactly where all of your essentials are.
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12Add a Small Chandelier
Lovely IndeedJust because you're working with a small space, doesn't mean you can't make a big statement! Hang a striking mini chandelier that will serve as a focal point for your bathroom.
See more at Lovely Indeed.
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13Use a Vintage End Table for a Vanity
Inspired by CharmA vintage end table is just the right size for a small bathroom or powder room. Top it off with a vessel sink and vintage-inspired hardware.
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14Hang Plants on the Walls
Lovely IndeedPlants bring so much life to any room, including your bathroom! If you're short on floor space, hang mini planters on the wall and fill them with your favorite succulents, real or faux.
See more at Lovely Indeed.
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15Add Wallpaper
Home Made by CarmonaWallpaper in a small bathroom adds personality and visual interest and can even create the illusion of space. Since you're working with a small space, it will also be cost-effective and easy to install—you can even do it yourself with peel-and-stick wallpaper!
See more at Home Made by Carmona.
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16Choose Brightly Colored Tile
Lovely IndeedWhen you don't have a lot of room for decor, make the floor your decor! Choosing vibrantly colored tile for your bathroom floor draws the eye downward, creating the illusion of a larger floor area.
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17Use a Rolling Vanity
Polkadot ChairThis cute DIY rolling vanity will help you store your essentials without cramping your style. You can even tuck it away in your bedroom when you need a little extra bathroom space.
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18Create a Cozy English Cottage Vibe
The Craft PatchCozy has a much better ring to it than small, doesn't it? Lean into that feel by embracing an English cottage vibe with a charming floral print shower curtain, a repurposed teapot vase, and some vintage botanical art on the walls.
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19DIY Farmhouse Shelving
The Craft PatchThis farmhouse shelf is so cute, easy to make, and you can customize it with whatever color buttons you choose. It's a great way to store essentials that don't fit in your medicine cabinet, too.
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20Stay Organized with Cute Storage Baskets
Studio DIY!Open shelving can get chaotic quickly. Keep things organized and stylish with cute matching storage baskets. We love the colorful tassels on these!
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Tierney McAfee is a freelance writer and Country Living and The Pioneer Woman contributor who covers entertainment, holiday & entertaining, food & drinks, design ideas, DIY, and more.

AnnMarie Mattila is the Senior Editor for The Pioneer Woman, covering a wide range of topics from food and cooking to home, beauty, style, and more.
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