hellobeautifulcreatures

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 ...

by Ute Junker D esigning the future is a difficult job. Arguably few in recent times have done it as successfully – and repeatedly – as the late Danish architect and designer, Arne Jacobsen. The cutlery he designed in 1957 for the SAS Royal Hotel was so ahead of its time that director Stanley Kubrick used it as a space-age prop in his film 2001: A Space Odyssey – more than a decade after the cutlery was released. Less striking, but perhaps even more remarkable, is another humble piece of equipment Jacobsen came up with: the mixer tap known as KV1. Designed in 1968, not only is this piece of plumbing hardware still in production; it has become the foundation stone for one of Denmark’s most successful interiors companies , Vola . “That design contains the simple geometry, the proportion, that is the DNA of Vola,” says designer Torben Madsen . “The cylinder, the circle; that is the heritage we build on.” Vola founder Verner Overgaard with the revolutionary KV1 mixer , designed in 1...