“If youre going to splurge anywhere in a bathroom, make it thevanity area,” she says.
“Moody greens,rich navy, or even a fresh white can make it look brand new.”
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“Dont underestimatethe bathroom mirror,” Odesanya says.
“Ditch the builder-grade one, and hang a framed mirror instead.
“Swapping out the plumbing fixtureswill elevate a space without the big investment,” Carmona says.
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“Swap out harsh overhead lights for a soft, warm glow,” Odesanya says.
Its one of those changes that feels subtle but makes everything feel more high-end.”
Her top ways to get the look aretowels, textiles, and textural pieces.
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“Want the look of stone but dont have the budget for slabs of travertine?
Use limewash paint,” Odesanya says.
“It adds that soft, organic, stone-like texture to walls, and its way cheaper than tile.
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Plus, its very DIY-friendly.”
“Its like heels for your bathroom.”
“Even choosing wallpaper for anaccent wallor just painting the ceiling can give the room new life.”
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Try Peel-and-Stick Tiles
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A makeover forrental bathroomscan be a little more challenging.
But Odensaya says a big change is still within reach with the help of an underrated decor element.
“If ripping up tile isnt an option, go for high-qualitypeel-and-stickoptions,” she says.
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