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9 Powder Room Splurges You Wonbt Regret

Make a big statement in your smallest room

Michelle GageB April 24, 2016
Houzz Contributor
Deciding whatbs worth the splurge and whatbs not can be a tricky game. When youbre designing a small space, little details matter. A powder room renovation is a great opportunity to create a jewel box of a space. Due to the limited square footage, you can feel more comfortable spending more for materials because youbll need less of them.
1. Tiled walls. In such a small space, a little tile goes a long way. If you have perfectly intact flooring, consider adding a tiled element to the walls. Now is the time to pay a visit to your local artisanal-tile shop for a customized look.
Transitional Powder Room by Buckingham Interiors + Design LLC
Buckingham Interiors + Design LLC
2. Fixtures. Splurging on a brass faucet can give you a look you love. Think beyond the standard stainless steel or nickel fixtures and go for something bold. A brass faucet may wind up costing a bit more, but itbs bound to make a dramatic impact.
Traditional Powder Room by Smith & Vansant Architects PC
Smith & Vansant Architects PC
3. Storage. Whether itbs in the form of a built-in or your vanity, a little storage may be just what your bathroom needs. Adding this element will give you room to grow. You can make your tight space feel larger by having a place to hide all your toiletries.
Contemporary Powder Room by Jodie Rosen Design
Jodie Rosen Design
4. Vanity. Not all vanities need to be that cookie-cutter standard white cabinet. Go for something youbve always dreamed about. The cool live-edge counter is all this bathroom needs to make a big statement.
Transitional Powder Room by Martha O'Hara Interiors
Martha O’Hara Interiors
5. Wallpaper. Have you been lusting over a pretty floral print? An all-over pattern can crowd a large space. A small space may just be your ticket for whimsical wallpaper. In a smaller space, wallpaper can add major style.
Victorian Powder Room by Four Brothers LLC
Four Brothers LLC
6. Flooring. If youbre taking on a full gut renovation, ripping up your floor can be daunting. Get past your fears by dreaming about whatbs next. Lay down some high-end tile in your small space and let those fears slip away.
Transitional Powder Room by traci zeller designs
traci zeller designs
7. Artwork. Sometimes all your space needs is a piece of art or two. Hanging just one colorful piece can give you the space you so deeply desire. Splurge on artwork from your favorite artist and bring life to a dull powder room.
Contemporary Powder Room by W. David Seidel, AIA - Architect
W. David Seidel, AIA – Architect
8. Mirror. This bone inlay mirror is swoon-worthy. Itbs also totally splurge-worthy. A piece like this isnbt cheap. However, when itbs one of few elements in the room, it really makes an impact.
Traditional Powder Room by Charmean Neithart Interiors, LLC.
Charmean Neithart Interiors, LLC.
9. Lighting. Whether youbre in the market for a chandelier or a pair of sconces, donbt skimp. Good-looking lighting can provide some much-needed drama to your powder room. Hunt for the piece that speaks to your style. Donbt be afraid to dream big.