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Comments (14)I like to use funky things around the house for storage. Because we live in an old farmhouse -- alot of my bathroom containers are vintage stuff. I'm a flower farmer so my bath is garden-themed. We took a kitchen work table -- removed the top--added a shelf at the base. I have no enclosed storage except for two small vintage medicine cabinets. So I use a pretty basket with liners that I made out of the same fabric as the shower curtain -- one holds make-up (daily essentials only)and the other holds hair dryer, gel and brushes. I use Mc Coy flower pots to hold nail clippers, tweezers, files -- the other holds extra combs and disposable razors. Old canning jars hold powder puffs, bandaids, bath salts and sit on top of the medicine cabinets. I have an old tin picnic basket -- it hold feminine hygine products along with a few extra rolls of toliet paper. I also used a small white bowl for a soap dish -- a cast iron flower frog for a toothbrush holder and a very small flowerpot to hold Q-tips. My garbage can is an enamel slop jar --complete with lid -- it was so new when I bought it the label was still on it!!! Maybe something different than the same old plastic container???? Cathy...See MoreTiny bathroom solutions
Comments (11)That's so true @needinfo1. I would think the shower curtain could prevent the toilet from getting wet though. Idk! @errant_gw I love those shelves, I will definitely do that! I didn't even think about cleaning. I love reclaimed wood so that will be great. I will post pictures when it's done!! Getting rid of the door to the guest bathroom is a good idea. It's a pretty far walk around though to get to the guest bedroom for someone who just showered and may be in a towel- they'd have to walk through the kitchen, living and dining room to get to their room. The layout would work a lot better in the bathroom though if we could get rid of the second door. Thanks for the ideas! this is the main floor plan that I decided to draw up one day. The square footage isn't right at all, I just guessed. But it gives the idea of the bathroom....See MoreAttic kids bathroom shower solution ideas needed!
Comments (4)Hey! this would be a crazy idea but have you ever thought about moving the tub vertical and then toilet right under that window . Be more functional . def would keep that bathtub because for the kids :) vanity in that left area ! only thing that would cost is plumbing but not sure how much that would cost ....See MoreLog Home Bathroom Layout Any Creative Solutions?
Comments (1)We are building a log cabin/home and are struggling to find the best layout for our main floor bathroom. Because all the perimeter walls are built of beautiful hand crafted logs, we are hesitant to place the shower area against the outside wall, covering the logs and also the window (as in the drawing). Any ideas on layouts that place the shower area against an interior wall? The shower can be any size. Shifting the layout and dimensions of the mudroom space is also fine....See MoreTmnca
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