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3. Utensil jar. Check out that crock of utensils near the stove — are all the pieces in it tools that get daily (or near-daily) use? Do you really need all those spatulas? Take everything out of the jar and put back only the items you reach for often. If there are tools you want to keep but don’t need to access daily, move them to a different spot. The prime real estate nearest your stove should be reserved for true essentials.Houzz TV: Watch a quick fix for overcrowded utensils
Photos by Paul LinnebachBathroom at a GlanceWho lives here: A single woman who loves traveling and Asian styleLocation: Minneapolis Size: 125 square feet (11.6 square meters)Designer and builder: Paul Linnebach of Mantis Design + BuildScope of work. A full, down-to-the studs renovation that included the removal of a large bathtub and a partial wall. The shower was relocated to directly beneath a skylight, and a small space that previously housed a shower became a linen closet. A new vanity features a built-in hamper and accessory drawers for maximum efficiency of space. Style influence. The homeowner, whom designer and builder Paul Linnebach describes as “bright, warm and full of life,” loves traveling and Asian style. For the design, Linnebach took inspiration from his own travels to Bali, Indonesia, “where the showers and bathrooms are so connected and a part of the surrounding nature,” he says. George Kovacs Hidden Gems flush-mount light in chrome: Minka Aire via Houzz; custom-built mirror and vanity; Italian Design Collection center pulls in matte black: Schaub; 1446-CWH sinks: Decolav; Metris 260 faucets: Hansgrohe; concrete-effect floor tile in matte beige: Fioranese
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