Bath Shower Home Design

Posted By MMK on Jul 27, 2015 You can make your bed rock, girl. 1. Hang string lights above your bed to add a little magic. urbanoutfitters.com Hanging the lights behind a sheet or thin curtain helps make your room feel less like a Christmas display and more like a FaiRy WoNDeRLanD. You can use normal tree lights or get these delicate ones at Urban Outfitters. 3. Get a real down comforter. instagram.com It’s just one of those things that makes more a difference than you think it will. Sleeping under a beautiful weightless cloud of bird-warmth feels so much better than wrapping yourself in, like, endless layers of swampy padding made out of recycled plastic bottles . Good Housekeeping has recommendations for the very best in feathers. That said, if you’re allergic to down (or how much it costs), there are still plenty offeather-free and budget-friendly alternatives that will give you the BIG, FLUFFY FEELING you’re looking for. 4. Skip the top sheet and just put a nice washable duve...

Everyone knows that your bathroom isn’t complete without a shower curtain hanging over your bathtub! Shower curtains aren ’t just great for their intended purpose – keeping water in the shower and off your bathroom floor – they also act as a great pop of color for your bathroom decor. The shower curtain is the largest thing in your bathroom and the thing your eye tends to go immediately to, so it acts perfectly as a colorful addition for your shower. However, shower curtains aren ’t just great for jazzing up showers. They also act as great wall decor , too! Shower curtains come in so many patterns, colors, and designs that you can find just about anything to compliment your decor. Then, with a little creativity, you can turn that curtain into a blown-up piece of wall art. Here’s how blogger Jenny, from Ava Blake Creations , turned a stylish shower curtain into art in just a few simple steps! Materials Wood casings Saw Measuring tape Paint/spray paint Wall upholstery Hammer Nails Sh...

We all know that moving into a college dorm means sharing your room with a brand new roommate. Pretty cool, right? But we can’t forget about that other space you’ll have to start sharing …One that maybe isn’t  so exciting. That’s right — we’re talking about the communal bathroom. Take a look at what you’ll need to survive this space. A robe. A robe is  much more comfortable than making the run from your room to the showers in just a towel. Imagine trying to hold up a towel while you’re also hauling your shower caddy down the hall. Or, even worse, imagine the fire alarm goes off! Trust us…A robe is a must. Cheap flip flops. While the bathrooms are cleaned regularly, we still doubt you’ll want to walk across those floors and showers barefoot. A simple cheap pair of plastic flip flops will do the trick — nothing fancy! A few towels. College gets busy. Before you know it, your hamper is overflowing and it’s been weeks since you’ve done your laundry. Make sure you have quite a few towe...

Posted By MMK on Oct 27, 2014 The kitchen and the bathroom are the areas of the house that constantly need changes because technology advances and all sorts of new gadgets and appliances are offered to the consumers. They are meant to make our lives easier and to offer us more comfort along with other improvements. For the bathroom, the following gadgets could definitely be nice additions. They’re not only useful but also fun and good-looking. 1. Aqueduck Faucet Extender The bathroom is often short and this can create problems especially for the children who have trouble reaching it. It’s when this ingenious and good-looking Aquaduck extension comes in very handy. Attach to the tap and that’s all.available for 13$. 2. Flo Water Deflector & Bubble Bath Dispenser. This is Flo, a water deflector that also has a bubble bath reservoir dispenser . It can be slipped over the faucet and it will divert the water creating a small waterfall. It adds a nice dramatic effect to your bathtub an...

Last week I showed you the McG tiny house plans . Today I’m showing you yet another option from Humble Homes. This one is for those of you who like the idea of a sleeping loft with a ladder. The BRV2 Tiny House I like the BRV2 because it makes great use of space and separates living and sleeping. I also really like the french doors near the kitchen and living area. Did I mention this tiny house design has 10 windows? Take the entire photo, floor plan and video tour below: Skylights, 10 Windows and French Door in this Tiny House Design Alright let’s go inside.. Built in Storage and Cabinets Micro Living Room with Storage Nooks I like the tiny living room . It must feel cozy. Closer view of the built in cabinets below.. If you’re wondering where these cabinets are it’s opposite of the kitchen sink. 🙂 I love this tiny house design but it’s missing crucial closet space to make it livable for most of us. Can you find a place to add a closet/storage in this design? Kitchen and Door to ...