Open or closed, colorful or camouflaged, everybody has to have a little wastebasket in the bathroom, although it's not the first accessory we usually imagine spending money on. A creative trash bin can quickly boost any bathroom's look without completely breaking the bank...
• 1: Bin Bin by John Brauer, $54
• 2: Spike Wastecan by CB2, $24
• 3: Mini Round Step Can by SimpleHuman, $19
• 4: Trash Wastepaper Bin by Jasper Morrison for Magis, $36
• 5: Oval Wastebasket, Bronze by Target, $29
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Comments (2)
Why would you put a wire trash bin in a bathroom? It would need to have a liner. I don't know about the rest of the world, but the only place a wire trashbin works in my house is the office. And honestly I think the bathroom trash should *not* be a focal point.
I like the jonathan adler lacquer line of bath accessories. A little color if you want it, but simple. http://www.jonathanadler.com/shop/home.php?cat=341
I got mine in white from bedbathandbeyond.com
They have that "quality heft" to them.
I don't like open wastebaskets in the bathroom! Considering the sorts of things one might throw in a bathroom trashcan, do people REALLY want to see your refuse?