If you’re trying to sell your home but you’re worried that your small bathroom might give buyers pause, check out these tips to make it look bigger. By following these simple staging tips, you can make even the tiniest of bathrooms look more like a spacious oasis.
How to Stage a Small Bathroom
Check out these five great tips for staging a small bathroom:
- Clean everything
- Declutter ruthlessly
- Let there be light
- Use accessories sparingly
- Invest in good, neutral art for the walls
Here’s a closer look at each.
Small Bathroom Staging Tip #1: Clean Everything
When potential buyers come to look at your home, they’re going to be looking closely at every nook and cranny. That means that your bathroom needs to be sparkling clean if you want to make a good impression. If you have time, consider hiring a professional cleaner to give all your bathrooms an extra deep clean before showings begin.
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Small Bathroom Staging Tip #2: Declutter Ruthlessly
One of the quickest ways to make a small bathroom look even smaller is to have clutter everywhere. To stage your bathroom effectively, you need to declutter ruthlessly. Get rid of any and all personal items, including toiletries, towels, and anything else that’s taking up space. If you don’t need it, get rid of it!
Small Bathroom Staging Tip #3: Let There Be Light
Another way to make a small bathroom look bigger is to let in as much light as possible. Open the curtains or blinds and turn on all the lights before buyers come to take a look. If your bathroom doesn’t have any windows, consider adding another mirror that can help reflect light and make the space appear larger.
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Small Bathroom Staging Tip #4: Use Accessories Sparingly
When it comes to staging a small bathroom, less is definitely more. Use accessories sparingly and make sure they’re all functional. A few well-chosen towels, a soap dispenser, and a toothbrush holder are all you need. Anything more will just make the space look cluttered.
Small Bathroom Staging Tip #5: Invest in Good, Neutral Art for the Walls
If your bathroom walls are looking a little bare, consider adding some neutral art to help give the space some life. But resist the urge to go overboard – a few simple pieces are all you need. And make sure they’re hung at the right height; art that’s hung too low will make the ceiling look lower, while art that’s hung too high will make the walls look taller.
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