Use baskets and bags. We all have toiletry bags for traveling, but with so many pretty designs on the market, they needn’t be used solely for that. Invest in a few designs that are smart enough to keep out on show to store bottles and lotions, keeping items organized yet out of sight. Larger baskets or totes can be hung on hooks to store bigger items, such as washcloths or toilet paper.
Carved wood panels. Custom made or found vintage, these can be installed in front of your windows for sturdy, decorative window treatments. Hang them from a decorative rod, like in this photo, or suspend them from the ceiling. Style tip: Hang wood panels on rods with wheels to move them away from the windows when you don't need privacy.
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piastrelle a soffitto - stacco in linea retta SI
sedile
lavabo
lavabo
muretto
sedile
panca bianca
contemporary bathroom by Martin Hulala Add to ideabook by Martin Hulala When a construction worker accidentally drilled a bigger hole in the tile than was needed, Kašpar and Faturíková installed this glass "shower" circle to cover the hole and save money
Hidden outlets. The scourge of bathrooms is the clambering masses of electronic devices that demand an outlet and adjacent counter space: hair dryers, electric toothbrushes, electric razors and curling irons. Don’t you wish they would all vamoose to where you can’t see them? That could be a real possibility if you install outlets inside medicine cabinets and drawers. Out of sight, out of mind until you need them.
spalletta con panca + piano lavabo
larghezza 115
scaffale aperto con cesti
cesto biancheria
cassete incastrate nella parete in bagno!
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