Some people view remodeling as a major effort, and wallet depleting act that  will leave you tired and broke. Fortunately, that is not the reality of  remodeling, which is why today, more than ever before homeowners are taking on  the tasks of do-it-yourself jobs, like remodeling the bathroom or kitchen, or knocking down some walls to create a larger,  more open space. Here are a few ways to inexpensively remodel your bathroom,  without breaking the bank.

1. Lighten Up! If your room is drab or plain, a great and cheap way to spruce it up is to add some color, and a new paint job. This is an extremely  cheap way to get a new look, and add some life to your bathroom. Just be  cautious when choosing your new color, because the darker the color, the smaller  your room will look. So, while you may love the rich maroon color, if you have a  small bathroom, it’s going to appear even smaller with the darker paint. On the  flipside, if you have a small wash room, and decide to try a lighter color, like  a pale yellow, you will automatically notice the drastic change in the amount of  space it feels like.

2. Keep it neat! Though, it might sound like a reminiscent argument  between you and your mother when you were a child to clean up your room, it  really is important. If a space is neat and clean, it’s going to look bigger,  and you’re going to feel happier with the space. If it is cluttered and messy,  you’re not going to feel pleased, and it’s going to make the space seem tighter  and more restricted. If you’re lacking storage space, try investing in a new  piece of furniture, like a vanity. They are great ways to update your room while  also providing ample storage space, making it a breeze to keep your space neat  and uncluttered.

3. Do it right! Upgrading your bathroom can really make a huge difference in  the overall appearance of your room. Everyday, we use this space, and it’s  important that we appreciate it and are happy with it. If you can start your day  off on a better note, by having a great jetted bath or tub, you should do  it.

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