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Teaky Tarjay or which would you keep?

2 years ago

A few months ago, (FINALLY) my master bathroom remodel was completed. We are very pleased and of course, wish we had done it sooner. I haven't done anything more ( as in decorative touches) and could use your help.


The tub (which admittedly is really more for show, but does get used-not often) could use a place to keep soap. When I've used the tub, I put a soap dish on the window sill and it works fine, but I as thinking of a bath tray or a little stool.

I came across these, ( one is in the wrapper)... and thought I'd bring them home to view.

Obviously they'd need a bit of stylin' but what's your thoughts?

Does one look better than the other? Should I scratch the idea?

I go back and forth on these and figured I would ask you.

Let's call this Teaky Tarjay



This one below is wrapped, but let's call it Ligher Wood TJM



and here are both...W


Which would you keep or would you return both?


Comments (14)

  • 2 years ago

    The lighter one seems to go with your vanity. It also seems a little more compartmentalized, so that might be a benefit.

    salonva thanked kempek01
  • 2 years ago

    Here is a fuller view when it was just about finished.



  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    The lighter wood. Yes they are fun to style. I actually use mine. Until I had kids, my MO was to take a bath every morning, before work (which for several years included 7:30am daily meetings, argggh). I found it a gentler way to wake up. Once we had kids even that 15-20 minutes was too much time to "waste."



    salonva thanked mtnrdredux_gw
  • 2 years ago

    The lighter one would be my pick. Mostly because the darker one looks like a window shutter, with little stability to hold a wine glass.

    salonva thanked maddielee
  • 2 years ago

    I will be the outlier and say neither. The tub is so pretty, I wouldnt add anything. However if you really want one Id go for Teaky Tarjay just because water wont pool on top.

    salonva thanked dedtired
  • 2 years ago

    I like the lighter one and your bath came out beautifully!

    salonva thanked roarah
  • PRO
    2 years ago

    In my opinion I would prefer a bath caddy, those trays on the tub are an inconvenience unless you’re reading. Try these

    salonva thanked Larece Associates
  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    if it truly is just for soap, I'd prefer something like this:



    says it's also from tarjay, but not sure how current this pic is.

    smaller version




    Or even better:


    salonva thanked Olychick
  • 2 years ago

    I like the compartments of the lighter one but prefer the color of the darker one.

    Even if not used often, or maybe especially if not used often, I think those bath trays look fabulous so I would definitely get one. We opted to forgo the tub for a larger shower, but if I had a tub I would definitely get have one of those.

    salonva thanked jsk
  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    I like the slatted one better - I agree it looks like it will drain better and be easier to clean, and dedicated compartments tend to be awkward, IMPE - not always fitting my things.

    salonva thanked carolb_w_fl_coastal_9/10
  • 2 years ago

    I like the solid lighter one...but for soap...the little wire basket that Olychick posted is perfect! Cool set up! 💕

    salonva thanked User
  • 2 years ago

    I really like the metal ones, as others have shown, for your bathroom. I think the style and simplicity of that type would look so much nicer in this case.

    Your bathroom turned out so beautiful, you must be very pleased. :)

    salonva thanked Jilly
  • 2 years ago

    Thank you for all the feedback. I kept going back and forth, thinking neither was terrible and wasn't sure if one was really better. I was hoping everyone would say one was clearly better... and while maybe more said the lighter, several liked the darker.

    I should have mentioned that the slatted one is much heavier and also has ridges to fit on the tub which is a very useful feature.

    When Mtn posted hers, I realized I hadn't sen the wire ones and really liked it.

    I don't know why but with all my searches, they were only showing wood or plastic. I do like the wire ( and it seems so practical with the drip through slats.

    I'll look around a bit more and I think I 'll likely return the ones I have here.


    So grateful to be able to ask my forum friends.

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