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When you're stuck with a tiny bathroom, it can be hard to figure out where to put everything. You can downsize the amount of products you use and hide stuff in your cabinet, but the one thing you'll always need and can't get rid of? Towels. So, when you're low on space (and linen closet-less) where do you put them? These products and DIY projects can help you take advantage of even the smallest spaces to both store and hang your towels. Use Your Doors A towel rack like this one by InterDesign on Amazon can go on the back of your bathroom door—or your shower door, if you have one—and will give you more storage space than individual hooks. If you've got space over your door that can be used, try adding a shelf for keeping folded up towels—it'll add plenty of storage space without making your bathroom feel smaller , like in this example from Ecocult (find instructions for a similar DIY on Homedit. ...Or Your Shower Curtain Take advantage of the space in front ...

Design May 31, 2017   Share To create a winning master bath with limited square footage , assess the space, identify the client’s functional, aesthetic and stylistic preferences, and focus on incorporating unique and spectacular design details . authors Ellen Cheever   All too often, designers across the country tell me that, when offered a master bathroom project , the clients’ dream of an adult oasis is limited by the existing bathroom space and their unrealistic budget. While this may be the reality we all face with our “post Great Recession” clientele, let me suggest you not spend your energy complaining…but be energized by the challenge presented to you. Several strategies can help you create an exciting solution for a master bath space that must be completed within the confines of the available square footage . And, while they may not all fit within the client’s budget, these strategies will at least help you justify a recommendation to increase the initial budget! While the...

As with any other room of your home, designing a stylish and eye- catching bathroom requires careful planning and attention to the tint details that go on to make a big difference. A vanity plays a big part in shaping this ambiance and choosing the right vanity is as much about color and finish as it is about size and style. While a bathroom vanity in white or wood seem like the ‘safe choice’, something much darker can make a bigger visual impact in your polished, contemporary bathroom . With spa-inspired bathrooms and those in neutral hues currently dominating the trends chart, a black vanity makes plenty of decorating sense. Black bathroom vanity with marble top and twin rectangular sinks 20 Ways to Add a Gorgeous Black Vanity to Your Bathroom" width="900" height="675" class="size-full wp-image-187855" /> Black bathroom vanity with marble top and twin rectangular sinks Since many among us strictly stay away from black, the idea of adding a...

Whether you are planning a full bathroom renovation , or you just want to add a few stylish updates to this room, Saville Jacobson from Bathroom Bizarre provides an overview on what the best-dressed bathrooms will be wearing next year. Here is his forecast for the hottest bathroom trends for 2013: 1. Eco-friendly choices: Never before has there been such a rise in the demand for eco-friendly choices in the bathroom, says Saville: “ Water-saving faucets and shower roses are incredibly popular as everyone is getting on board the ‘green’ train to do their bit to help conserve the earth’s precious natural resources . The fact that these choices also save you money in the long run is an added benefit of course.” 2. Colours of the future: Earthy, nature-inspired hues remain the order of the day – with whites, off-whites, beiges, browns and greys being the most popular colours in bathrooms today. However, Saville notes that vibrant colours, such as blues, greens, oranges or even bright p...

VIEW GALLERY   In this kitchen, Kevin Gehman created a large, seamless island using a unique processing technique that exposed some of the aggregate around the edges to create a beautiful design element . A custom- made butcher block top on the second island fits nicely with the overall design scheme. Photo: Peter Gourniack Design Jul 3, 2017   Share Concrete’s flexibility, versatility and natural beauty create a host of options for those looking to create one-of-a- kind design elements for the kitchen or bath. authors Janice Costa  While designers often tout the benefits of quartz, granite, solid surface and laminate, one unique material is often overlooked. But concrete has seen a surge of interest in recent years, gaining attention for its flexibility, versatility and natural beauty – as well as its ability to be forged into a virtually limitless array of one-of-a-kind designs. Concrete can add interest to the kitchen or bath through myriad shapes, sizes, colors and text...