Toilet Paper Holder and Magazine Rack – Pt2
March 25, 2010
Ok it’s not exactly like the picture in the previous post but it’s close enough to make me very happy.
Toilet Paper Holder and Magazine Rack
March 2, 2010
I just saw this picture over at Plastolux and I’ve now I’m obsessively searching for a Toilet Paper Holder and Magazine Rack just like this! No luck yet….
Bath Life Shelf and Towel Bar
March 2, 2010
Love this Bath Life Shelf and Towel Bar at DWR …. and it’s 50% off…which would be nice if it hadn’t been so much to begin with.
Paper Pot
June 16, 2009
Many products try to dress up tissues but this is by far my favorite! The Paper Pot from Japan is designed to be used for both toilet paper and tissue paper.
Ela Sink
July 31, 2008
“Ela” sink created by the Spanish designer Francesc Rifé, can be configured as you want .
Pun Tiles
May 19, 2008
Slide Faucet
March 26, 2008
The Slide Faucet has a top section that functions much the way a dimmer switch does, the more you slide the warmer the water gets.
It’s part of the collection for RVB by Alain Berteau.
Towel Storage
March 20, 2008
I liked this idea for towel storage/light, but not as much as the storage shelf I posted here….. in addition, you would have to make this one since the picture is from the new room designs for the Motel 6
Storage
March 19, 2008
I have absolutely no storage in my bathroom, and anything I would get would have to be super shallow in depth. This storage shelf is only 9 1/4″ deep and I’d want the doors to come in the mirror option.
They also have a similiar concept for shoe storage, and God knows I’m always looking for some good shoe storage….
Toilet Paper
March 18, 2008
I currently use a vase to store my toilet paper…
which is an idea I got off of RealSimple when I got tired of my significiant other not being able to replace the roll of toilet paper. However, he still can’t manage to put the roll back in the vase so perhaps the Diapason would be a better solution for him.
Bathroom Mirrors
March 14, 2008
I like flat bathroom mirrors, but it’s rarely practical with all the stuff a girl needs in the bathroom! The Aquarium Mirror is a surface mounted mirror that provides some cleverly placed storage.
Aquarium Mirror $39.45
Another interesting take on a storage mirror is the Horizontals Slinding Door Cabinet with rectangular metal doors that slide open either to the left or right.
Bengt Digital Scale
March 11, 2008
Bathroom scale is from Swedish design house Bengt Ek. The extra large platform made from a smooth arc of brushed aluminium has an orange luminescent display that rises when the scales are stepped on.
Bengt Digital Scale $299.00
Ring Faucet
March 11, 2008
Ring faucet is about experiencing water in a whole new way in our daily lives – to rediscover the awe-inspiring beauty of water in a small home faucet
by Sun Liang
Soap Bank
March 10, 2008
I found a great concept for what to do with all those obnoxious slivers of soap your husband leaves pile up in the shower…the soap bank. Just drop the slivers of left over soap in the soap bank and the next time you need to wash you hands, just rub wet hands against the cloth mesh net to create a lather.
The Considerate Seat
March 9, 2008
For all of you that can’t manage to “train” your men to put the toilet seat down, there’s the Considerate Seat with HydraGlide automatically lowers the toilet seat.
Considerate Seat $38.95
Utensilo
March 7, 2008
I love this for the bathroom to put all your everyday little things like makeup etc in…..however at this price I won’t be getting it any time soon…
retromodern $395
Soap Rocks
March 4, 2008
Ok…so first I found rings that were candy, then rings that were soap, now soap that are rocks…
Turquoise, Aquamarine, Amethyst, Fire Opal
Auto $12.00
BenchToilet
February 20, 2008
Continuing with things that aren’t usually very awe inspiring… check out this toilet. The bench toilet incorporates a sliding exotic wood panel concealing the fixture and doubling as a powder room bench.
DIY Bathroom Shelf
February 18, 2008
I have absolutely no storage in my bathroom. So I’d like to do this. Seems simple enough…..
Also saw a similiar idea in an small apartment on apartment therapy
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