Yes, yes you do.

Where are you? I have a number of those by the woodpile because they are too knotty/tough to split. You could have one for free. :-)

Oh gosh Oly! Would be much better than the $279!

I'm in Canada, I could go on a road trip ;)

If that's your bathroom that seems a bit rustic for your setting, but you have to be the final judge. They're asking $279??? Seriously?

Akl_vdb, call a local tree service; they might be able to fix you up with a chunk for free that they're removing from someone's yard.

I agree with nosoccermon. Something on wheels with at least 2 shelves would be better.

Thanks all!

I don't have a lot of space which is the problem! The wheeled shelf looks interesting. Functional!

Pottery Barn has a cute bathtub caddy with a book holder that extends across a tub, but I can't tell if it would take up too much room. I tried to cut and paste the link, but it wouldn't work for me.

Check the height of your tub sides to make sure you don't get something too tall or short for comfortable reaching. I like the rolling tables with a storage shelf better than solid and stationary, although that wood chunk is cool.

mini bar cart

On sale for under 100.00 at Cymax

Omg nosoccermom those are so cute!

I like #1 and 2.

Cymex...have to look at that. Remember, I'm in Canada too!

We too have scores of similar tree parts sitting in the wood pile. I do not think I would ever just drag one into my home. First they should be de-barked and the picture you show they appear to be treated with some preservative or sealant. That seems like a safer end product than hauling a stump in from the back 40. The price is INSANE but then most things are these days. I would agree given your tub situation a shelf is needed for much, i.e. soap,rag, razor....that line of products you have sitting on the floor. Your tub has a bit of a shelf--more than most but it seems it is not enough. Two flat surfaces in the same foot print as one seems the wise route.

I have a fiberglass stump from homegoods in my shower as a bench but I must say I am about to order a cart for my bathroom thanks nosoccermom! I can use it to store stuff regularly and pull it where I need it easily if I am painting my nails on my bench, etc. Love the idea of wheels!

Arcy_gw, we no longer have all the stuff sitting on the ground, it's in the shower niche. But you're right, I do need something!

Was perusing Wayfair.ca and will check out HomeSense etc this week.

My homegoods, our equivalent of homesense, keeps small wheeled carts/ bars in the office section now and they had quite a few. Enjoy the hunt something will come your way sooner than later. It is a beautiful space!

I think the mini bar cart would be more useful.

I am going to say no, because I have seen your bathroom reveal on the bathroom boards. I think it would somehow take away from the gorgeous vanity. I think some of those other small table that have been posted would be great though.

Someone get's an idea to make $$$$ on something basic like a stump and it seems there are always gullible not to bright folks to fall for it! OMG but then I guess that's why scammers are doing so well these days.

Thanks all! I will look for a wheeled cart with the right dimensions. Thanks for the idea nosoccermom...looks like you got a few people to go for this idea :)

arcy is right. I don't think you would like to just bring an untreated stump into your house. And as I recall, many years ago my Aunt was into "stump-repurposing" and there was a step in which a person boiled the stump??? Whatever the procedure was, it was a bit time consuming but the product turned out beautifully.

Yes, the stump needs to be treated

We had a bed made a couple years ago and the posts weren't kiln dried.

We had borer beetles going out of the posts! The guy was aghast! He replaced them with kiln dried.

You only need that if you want to be a sucker. I like the idea of a cart with wheels and getting all the bottles, etc out of view. That tub is gorgeous.

I have a two shelf narrow skinny rolling cart for the bathroom. It's very handy. I would only consider the stumps for the patio or outdoors. People have been using stumps as furniture, seating forever so using one is not gullible or stupid! Those almost look like petrified wood.

I have this one too I find so many uses for it all over the house.

if you really like stumps-here's one that will look much better in your bath, imo

http://www.shopterrain.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/product.detail/_/ebony-teak-stool/productID/d486de0c-31fe-4310-b54a-f6a162512735/categoryID/eb58e7cf-96a5-49e3-b046-9407256703ce?cartItemID=896e7c7b-cd73-4065-998b-4da28112c5b2

i do agree though that the cart will be much, much more useful, and some of them do look very elegant

(i dream of a cart, for a living room..i think it will continue to be a dream since the place is too small, and i don't want to fill every inch. i love stuff; but i need some visual relief. so i guess it always will be a tray..good thing i love trays too))

Thank you ravencajen! I do feel kinda crappy at being called a sucker, but to each their own, right!

I like that cart too..but like the elegance of the chrome one. I need one with a really small diameter though, like less than 14" or so.

Thanks aprilneverends, that stool is cute!

Cool designs, it looks good.

Sucker, schmucker. I think it's cool and would lend an interesting textural contrast to your tub.

well..not a sucker of course but here's the same one for 150$ less if it remains a favorite

http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp?id=37504685&category=A_FURN_FURNITURE_TABLES

i still like the one i gave the link to, more (and it's also cheaper than the very first one..these guys have some chutzpah I must say). and i still agree the function is paramount..so it can be still wood, but two tiered cart will provide this function

(i myself like golden ones)) for the carts I mean. otherwise i do like wood a lot. but i must add...about reclaimed wood..i got a cute funky lamp for my DD, couple or so years ago, on this reclaimed wood base..and i know it's hard to believe but it had termites inside..so we treated it ourselves and it didn't quite help..so when we tented the new place, as a prevention measure for the future, after remodel etc, we brought the lamp into the house and left it there for the period of tenting. no termites anymore, well at least for now. but how often you have this amazing chance to treat that wood so thoroughly lol)

Lol aprilneverends! Termites! Like my wood borer beetles! The stories we all have with our renos AND purchases.

This is kind of the look I was going for.

Thanks again all!

https://www.eq3.com/ca/en/searchresult?search=Teak