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" Creating a relaxing, spacious AND functional bathroom can be a challenge, but Candice Olson, author of the new book Candice Olson Kitchens &amp;amp;amp; Baths (and Good Housekeeping&amp;#039;s April Ask a Designer), makes small changes that create a big impact. Read on for some clever tips from her book on maximizing space and style in your bathroom: Ditch a toilet with a tank. It takes up valuable above-the-bowl storage room that could be the perfect place to hang a cabinet or an eye catching piece of art. Get retro with vinyl. Instead of buying expensive tile flooring, use vinyl (in the picture above it&amp;#039;s scored to look like 6x6 inch tile). Not only is it a perfect choice for a bathroom \u2014 it happens to be seamless, waterproof, and easy to maintain \u2014 but it comes in a ton of colors and textures, making it easy incorporate in a variety of spaces. Make it eye catching. Customized mosaic tile on the walls looks gorgeous, but can drive up the cost of a bathroom remodel. Instead choose one wall or area and tile it. It will generate a stunning focal point and add color to the shower and tub walls.  Be unsinkable. A floating sink creates the illusion of space and offers a great storage spot for miscellaneous products or baskets full of towels. Get heated. A heated towel rack may seem like an indulgence, but not only will it keep your towels toasty but it also comfortably warms the bathroom as well. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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