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<?xml encoding="UTF-8"???><?xml encoding="UTF-8"???> Have you ever considered installing a recessed bathroom magazine rack into your bathroom wall? Built in bathroom wall racks can save a lot of space over their similar wall mounted varieties but obviously they can be a bit more complicated to install in your home. Some businesses use built in racks for various purposes like holding brochures or as display stands but even at the office or in commercial establishments magazine rack tables are used more often than not. They are simply easier to include in a waiting room and easier to find for sale. In a restroom however space is usually at a premium. Although business setting wouldn 't usually maintain magazine storage in the bathroom you may want to in your home and to do this you will likely need to find a space saving solution and building your rack right into the wall may be the best way to do this. Shopping For A Recessed Magazine Ra...

I am really excited to share this post with you. Fortunately, living in a brand new house, our bathroom is quite beautiful (if I may say so myself), and hopefully soon I plan on sharing pics with you. But I know what it's like to live in an older home especially with a bathroom that is far from ideal, so this post filled with lots of affordable ways to give your bathroom a makeover, from the most basic to the more extreme, depending on your skills level and budget. I hope you like it as much as I do. Have you been through this motion? However often you clean your bathroom, it always seems just a bit too tired and never quite shines as you would want it to? Maybe it is time to remodel it. Companies such as Plumbing Plus of San Diego offer a wide variety of choices. However, remodeling can be a costly endeavor and not everyone can afford it. Yet, there might be an easier, more affordable solution. Give your bathroom a facelift where it counts. This article contains several ideas for...

Ed. note: This renovation and blog post was sponsored by brand partners   Cambria , Delta Faucets, Hygge & West, and McDonald Remodeling . The compensation and product received in exchange for placement on Wit & Delight is used to write/edit the blog post and support the larger team behind Wit & Delight. As always, all thoughts and opinions are always my own. Sponsored posts like these allow for development of additional dynamic content to be produced, unsponsored. Thank you for supporting our partners! — I can’t tell you how nice it is have a shiny new place to take a shower in this house. For being built in the 1920s, the bones are great, but the plumbing… not so much! When we bought the house we had only one measly bathroom on the third floor and an, ahem, “open-air” throne in the basement next to the laundry.  Fast forward to our renovation last summer, and we now have a basement that acts as our family room, a powder room for guests on the main floor, and after some ...