Add Some Pizzazz to Your Powder Room!

(ARA) — it is a room with a toilet and a sink. Maybe a window, if you are lucky. The average size is a tiny four feet
by five feet. And if it can not get any worse, it is probably the most frequently used room in your house — especially
for guests and visitors.

Yes, it is the powder room . . . also known as the half-bath or guest bath. While for years this has been a miniscule
room, often forgotten when decorating, todays builders are actually allocating more space to the powder room. In
addition, powder rooms in many newer homes offer such upscale features as high-end cabinetry, pedestal sinks, ornate
accessories and sophisticated lighting.

Whether your powder room is big or small, this is a space where you can let your expression show. Because its size is
typically smaller than other rooms in your home, it allows you the opportunity to be a bit more creative and daring.
Plus, you can make a significant decorating impact with little time and expense, and change the look often to keep it
fresh.

A Little Room That Makes a Big Impact

The name powder room actually descends from Victorian times. Bathrooms were often called powder rooms because it was
the place where ladies retired to powder their noses. These spaces were tastefully decorated and full of charm.

Today, the powder room is equally as significant to a homes d

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