Your tiny bathroom just might become your new favorite room

Looking for small bathroom ideas that will make the space seem larger than life?

So is most of New York City.

The lack of square footage, limited natural light, and number of fixtures to squeeze in make a small bathroom one of the more challenging spaces to decorate.

But when done right, the whole room can seem brighter and more spacious.

And no, you won’t have to spend a zillion dollars to carve a window into the wall (or call on something retro like glass bricks).

These small bathroom ideas go beyond making the most of the available space and prove that bold design elements can be right at home in even the tiniest rooms.

Here are the best ways to turn powder rooms, half-baths, and just little tiny (sometimes windowless) bathrooms into less cramped, more enjoyable situations.

Your small bath may just be your next … [ keep reading on ArchDigest.com ]

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There’s an archetype depiction of chefs in TV or movies that’s more idealist than realistic.

They’re often slightly disheveled, and like to show up unannounced to a tense dinner table to serve their what seems like spontaneously made, yet amazingly tasty stir-fry.

Then, the table quarrel stops, and the topic instantly changes to “How did you manage to make this so crunchy?” or “What did you use to cook this?”

The chef smiles, and happily answers with a list of kitchen gadgets that made it all easier.

This type of chef knows exactly what they’re doing.

They know they can make everyone happy with their craft, but they can’t do it without the help of the best kitchen gadgets.

That’s why they stock up on smart must haves—air fryer, sous vide, cast iron skillet, or just a seriously good Japanese knife—to give their meals substance, make them a better cook, and oh, to always … [ keep reading on Esquire ]