The first photo shows a very narrow bathroom that has concealed storage in a cabinet with sliding doors. In the other examples, people have found storage space on available surfaces, including a mirror ledge and toilet top, and by squeezing in shelving above the toilet and in nooks. Another interesting solution — and an alternative to a cabinet — is the use of a chair to hold towels (Image 5).
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Does anyone know what brand/style toilet is featured in #7?
It looks like a duravit Starck toilet...gorgeous yes.... But a Toto toilet will never clog.
I love the photos in the very last one. The bathroom is a great place to properly contemplate pictures!
Where can I find that neat towel holder in #8? Also - the shelving and towel holder in #10. Really cute!
These are some good examples of perfectly functional and attractive bathrooms.
I, too, have a tiny bathroom. I think they're the best! The bathroom is (or should be) the most often-cleaned room of the house, so the smaller the better IMHO. If I want a *spa* experience, I'll go to a spa.
That said, I will never understand the attraction, or the mechanics, of vessel sinks.
Where can I get the wallpaper in #4?
Ignore the elephant in the room!
I, too, love the towel holder in #8, and I think it could be DIY'ed with glass vases and some kind of way to hold them.
My bathroom is miniscule and desperately needs to be re-done. This gives me some inspiration!
just popping in to say you can read about bathroom number 2 (mine!) in this post:
http://www.elsiemarley.com/before-and-after.html
Call me a maximalist, I love the look of pedestal sinks but it seems almost criminal to pass up the under-sink storage offered by a vanity in a small bathroom. When I think of my personal bathroom, under-sink holds hair dryer, straightener, pads, cleaning supplies, extra TP, medical supplies. Can't imagine stuffing that all in a medicine cabinet.