Mostert Architecture This sink was not custom made, but purchased from LIMN in San Francisco. The mirror and faucet are custom installed per arch. specifications.
Reflected in this mirror here is another towel niche. This one had to be framed out because it is wider than the space between the studs. But it gives room to store four full sets of towels and washcloths. If you look closely, you'll see that the bathroom door opens onto that wall. There would have been no room to even hang a towel bar without it interfering with fully opening the door.Tip: Using white towels in this all-white bathroom provides a minimalist, soothing look. You don't have to go completely monochromatic, but a minimalist color scheme will help to keep a small bathroom from looking busy.
Towel nook behind the door. Jim can frame out a bigger nook like this for my towels and put heat mat behind it and I can have dry warm towels. Maybe metal can be used instead of expensive (and thick) tile. Galvanized towel nooks? Give it a little burnished treatment and some lacquer to dress it up, as was done in the booths at London Calling.
Reflected in this mirror here is another towel niche. This one had to be framed out because it is wider than the space between the studs. But it gives room to store four full sets of towels and washcloths. If you look closely, you'll see that the bathroom door opens onto that wall. There would have been no room to even hang a towel bar without it interfering with fully opening the door.
Tip: Using white towels in this all-white bathroom provides a minimalist, soothing look. You don't have to go completely monochromatic, but a minimalist color scheme will help to keep a small bathroom from looking busy.
Reflected in this mirror here is another towel niche. This one had to be framed out because it is wider than the space between the studs. But it gives room to store four full sets of towels and washcloths. If you look closely, you'll see that the bathroom door opens onto that wall. There would have been no room to even hang a towel bar without it interfering with fully opening the door.
I could use the space adjacent to the toilet to make this, the only difference is that I would tile the area behind it for a nice effect, and to protect the wall from any moisture.
Reflected in this mirror here is another towel niche. This one had to be framed out because it is wider than the space between the studs. But it gives room to store four full sets of towels and washcloths. If you look closely, you'll see that the bathroom door opens onto that wall. There would have been no room to even hang a towel bar without it interfering with fully opening the door.
Full wall mirror gives illusion of more space and if placed correctly could help with toiletries/hair styling. Raise the sink higher to give more storage space under for towels to cover the pipes