• Work on the lighting: Remove the existing soffit and add more balanced light throughout - add downlights over the sink for accent and ambiant light; add sconces on all sides of the mirrors (ideal location for make-up and shaving); add a downlight over the tub (for bathing and accenting the tile work on the wall); and finally add light under the vanity that sits 9" off the floor on decorative legs (further opens up the space by adding more light at the floor level). And remember - each set of lights must be on their own dimmer for multiple flexibility.
  
  
• Install frameless shower doors in lieu of a shower curtain - perfect for bathroom remodels. This adds more openess to the room since this area is no longer blocked with a solid curtain and it allows the tile design in the tub area to become a work of art in the room.
  
  
• Make the ceiling appear higher: the mirrors are large and go up to the maximum height possible - this pushes the ceiling up because it draws your eye up to the maximum height. Also, note the frames on the mirrors are large scale and add boldness to the room so it no longer feels small. (Don't make the mistake of putting small things in small rooms - that will just make the room feel smaller.)
  
  
• Paint the walls and ceiling light tones. The solid color paint helps open up the room and makes it feel less cluttered without the busy wallcovering. Three color tones are used in this room which helps define the space, adds interest and sets off some of the deeper color tones in the gold sinks and counter. A medium gold was selected for under the tile chairrail and then a lighter tone on the upper walls and finally a pale cream for the ceiling. 
    
  
  Always remember that there are unlimited possibilities -