Zen Bathroom Vanity Cabinet

Zen Bathroom Vanity Cabinet

Tips for Zen Bathroom Decor

Posted February 20, 2020

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Zen-inspired bathrooms are a blend of minimalism, clean lines, natural hues, and organic influences. A Zen bathroom is a tranquil oasis where you can go and forget your worries, savor some luxury, and relish the peace. Everybody loves a relaxing atmosphere, and you could never go wrong with Zen bathroom decor. Are you wondering how to create a Zen-inspired space?

Here's how you can turn your bathroom into a haven of indulgence:

Bring Nature In

A big part of Zen style is getting in touch with nature, and you can bring that into your bathroom. If you have a home with a beautiful view that you can incorporate into your bathroom design, that'll work even better. If not, consider adding a window that overlooks natural features in your yard or your garden. Imagine soaking in a bathtub overlooking a garden — that's Zen style stimulating your senses. It's a perfect way to quiet your mind and get in touch with nature around you.

If you don't have a view, bring nature-inspired bathroom decor elements into your bathroom. For instance, you can create a calming water element, include bamboo decor, a bonsai tree, or even a small zen garden in your bathroom. Keep in mind that your nature-inspired Zen bathroom decor should flow together in harmony to achieve an undeniable feel of nature.

Embrace Minimalism

Despite our urges to show our creative flair in personal spaces like bathrooms, you still want to embrace a minimalist approach in your Zen space. Why? Because minimalism helps create a sense of tranquility and calm. Zen style is a great bathroom remodeling option when you want to create a functional and timeless look. Whatever decor you choose, make sure not to overdo it.

The key is keeping things simple as far as design, and by decluttering. Install a large floating vanity with ample cupboard and drawer space to store all your bathroom products or a wall linen cabinet to keep away your towels. Leave nothing but the essentials on the bathroom vanity countertops. Zen bathroom decor is all about creating a decorative statement without the clutter.

Incorporate Organic Elements

Just like any other Zen space, you should incorporate lots of wood into your bathroom. Organic elements like wooden bathroom cabinets, a bench, a bamboo bathroom mat, a stool, wooden towel holders, and other wood accent pieces bring touches of earth into your Zen bathroom. You can also include stones as decorations, or even a stone garden to take things to the next level.

Natural light is your greatest asset in a Zen space. Think of the times natural light will have the greatest impact on your bathroom and use cleverly placed and directed windows and elements to make the best use of the sun. Combine this with Zen bathroom decor lighting elements to complement the design and look of your space. Natural light can help create a relaxing yet uplifting effect in your restroom.

Focus on Natural Tones

By now, you can see that nature bathroom decor is the centerpiece of any Zen style bathroom. This is also true when choosing a color palette — keep it simple and nature-inspired. Focus on natural tones like sand, beige, brown, green, white, and even muted blues. These colors work together in harmony to create a calming effect in the bathroom.

You can also complement the look of your Zen style bathroom with accent colors through smaller details like patterned rugs, bright towels, and other small details like a flower vase with colorful flowers placed on top of a corner vanity. Just make sure that colors are kept simple, and everything flows without distracting from the overall Zen bathroom decor.

Transform Your Bathroom

Zen style is a very popular decor option for today's bathrooms. Whether you enjoy nature-inspired colors or the calming atmosphere, there's no doubt that Zen bathrooms are beautiful, relaxing, and definitely welcoming. Ready to give your bathroom a new Zen-inspired look? Visit our Builders Surplus showroom to get started with your bathroom transformation.

We have over 75 bathroom vanity styles assembled and in stock. Builders Surplus offers big savings on our overstock inventory. Our knowledgeable staff will make your project a success. Contact us if you need help choosing the right vanity for your Zen bathroom decor needs.

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Our vintage bathroom wall lights are as practical as they are beautiful, providing a stylish solution for any bathroom interior design. In terms of the regulations, all of our light fittings that are non-IP rated can be used outside of Zone 2. Zone 2 describes the area stretching 0.6m outside the perimeter of the bath and to a height of 2.25m from the floor, as well as the area around a washbasin, within a 60cm radius of any tap. An IP rating of at least IP44 is required in this zone. For those looking for installing lights within Zone 1, an IP rating of IP65 lighting is required.

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Bathrooms and powder rooms with farmhouse decor for a rustic style

Farmhouse style decor has become so popular these days, and it's so much fun to give your bathroom a makeover using rustic and shabby chic decor.

There are 3 reasons why farmhouse style works so well for bathrooms (aside from being super stylish):

1.   Farmhouse leverages a lot of white and light colors, so it works well in bathrooms since bathrooms are typically small spaces.

2.  If you love farmhouse style, but your house is already decorated, bathrooms are private sanctuaries and rooms onto themselves that can easily be given their own style.

3.  Farmhouse decor is very affordable these days.

So, I've gathered some of my favorite farmhouse style bathrooms, and you'll be happy to know that if you want to mimic the look, they all have links where you can find the items that are used in the post to recreate these rooms.  Or, you can just buy that one piece you may have your heart set on (e.g. vanity, tile, lights, claw foot bathtub, etc.).

Underneath most of the pictures, I've included links where it says "shop this bathroom," and if you click on those you will find the items contained in the picture.

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21 Modern Farmhouse Style Bathrooms and Powder Rooms

1. I love shiplap and it really gives this bathroom a farmhouse style and bright look.  And, who can resist that rustic vanity?

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2.  Soaking tubs are all the rage these days, as are the stenciled tile floors.  I love that these are gray and white (rather than black and white) as it softens up the room.  Also, if you don't like the darker grout lines for the subway tile, use a white grout.

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3.  Here's another bathroom with a claw foot tub that's to die for.  I love how the tied the black and white them together with the vanity and the flooring.

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Here's an easy (and affordable way to add some more Farmhouse charm to your room.  My friend, Becky Beach made these fun Farmhouse printables.  They are cute and you can just print and frame them and even make a cute wall arrangement.  Use my exclusive discount code (DEBBIEG).

4.  This is a great rustic bathroom with the painted shiplap walls.  I would recommend using Sherwin Williams Sea Salt (SW6204) for a slightly lighter green (but same tone).  This looks like Rainwashed (SW 6211) and I like this as well, but it's often a bit dark for most bathrooms (see farmhouse paint colors).  The pale green goes really well with the rustic vanity.  The lights are a nice touch!

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5.  Check out the subway tile treatment on the wall.  This is a cobblestone pattern and adds some visual depth to the room.  I also adore the convenience of the bamboo caddy for bathtub.

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6.  Now there are several reasons that this bathroom is awesome (beside the obvious decor).  Some may not notice this on first glance, but this bathroom follows universal design principles.  That means that it's set up for someone to age in place (as walking may become more difficult).  Notice how there's no shower lip or need to step up and over?  As someone who is younger but has had the wonderful pleasure of breaking a foot, I notice these things.  And, as your parents age, you'll notice these things, too.

This bathroom is not perfect for universal design, but it has the potential to get there (with a wider shower door, a sit in bench and maybe move the vanity).  Just something to consider if you plan on making your dream home into your forever home.  Anyway, I also love the glass shower door as it helps make this smaller space look larger.

And, the stenciled tile and rustic vanity shout farmhouse all the way.

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7.  Now this farmhouse style bathroom turns the shiplap 90 degrees for vertical boards.  Personally, I would have opted to have the boards reach up to the ceiling as it makes the space look larger, but the bathroom still works due to the rustic vanity.

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8.  Now, I absolutely love love love this farmhouse bathroom, and I've had my eye on it for a while.  The colors for the rustic vanity are perfect and it complements the color for the shiplap.  I also love the mirror and the look of the floor.  (But I will tell you from experience that the pebble rocks are not comfortable on your feet regardless of whether they are in the shower or the floor.  This project also included a sliding barn door to complete farmhouse look.

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9.  Normally I prefer lighter bathrooms, but this one just works for me.  I love the darker taupy gray vanity and walls, offset by the lighter shower curtain. If you're going for a deeper colored comfortable or masculine bathroom, this is an excellent way to do it!

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10.  Here's another shabby chic bathroom with painted shiplap.  Many may call this cottage country style.  Regardless of what you call it, it's so cute and elicits great feelings of a time gone by.  I love the wicker basket and vanity for a shabby chic style.

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11.  How can you not love this clean and bright look.  Using white on white just works and makes this small space look much larger.  The shiplap and white vanity work s well together.  And, if you look closely in the mirrors, you'll see the shower is done with a white marble.  Perfect.

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12.  The vanity and mirror in this bathroom are just awesome.  And, I the wicker baskets give it a nice farmhouse style. But, the paint color is way to dark and not the best for farmhouse decor.  I'd go for Benjamin Moore Misty Blue instead, for a nice contrast with that vanity.

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13.  I love this farmhouse bathroom for the ceiling and creative use of space.  This looks like someone converted their 3rd floor attic space into a bathroom, and we see use of this space here in New York in some of the older homes (i.e. those built in the 1800s).  Check out the wide plank pine flooring and shiplapped ceiling.

Now, I don't like the entrance/steps into the bathroom, but it would work fine if the area was sub divided with a hallway.  But, they really leveraged the space well painting the ceilings, dormers and paneling white.  It's amazing how bright this space is (and I'm sure those ceiling used to be dark with untreated pine.  The mirrors by the windows really help, too.  Wow, what a difference!

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14.  Here's another shabby chic bathroom that makes good use of it's space. It also looks like it's on the 3rd floor.  The white makes it work and I love the wood beams and rustic wood vanity for an authentic look.

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15.  I chose this one because I love the wide plank tile floors and the tile design behind the tub.  That stenciled picture frame is such a clever and stylish idea.  It goes so well with the marble tile on the walls and makes the whole room super special.

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16. Here's another clean and crisp farmhouse bathroom done in white.  I love the vanity with the open shelf at the bottom.  And, the accent wall with white shiplap just works.

17.  I love this rustic farmhouse vanity.  And, the paint color is perfectly coordinated.  I love the matching mirrors, too.

18.  This bathroom is a bit dark for me, so it doesn't quite look like a farmhouse style bathroom yet for me.  But, it's simple to adapt.  I would choose either a white or light gray vanity and then either paint the paneling with a pale gray or white.   Oh, and I love the criss cross black and white mosaic tile.

19.  This is a bright and cool toned farmhouse style bathroom.  The super light gray paint works with the mosaic floor, and I love the matching vanity and white mirror.  The orchid is a nice touch (and yes, you can even buy the orchid and wicker basket shown in this picture.

20.  I love this white on white bathroom.  With the white floors and white shiplap walls, it's a great farmhouse look.  I would probably chose a different white vanity and a soaking tub that's a bit easier to climb into/out of, but the look is fresh and modern.

21.  I chose this last one due to the unique sink (made from a singer sewing machine stand) and copper plated claw foot tub.  One of the things I love about farmhouse style is the re-use and upcycling of classic items in unexpected ways.

So there you have it.  21 modern farmhouse style bathrooms.  As I mentioned before, if you have na interest in any of the items shown above, click the "shop this bathroom" links so  you can learn more.  Which farmhouse bathroom is your favorite?

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Frequently asked questions for farmhouse style bathrooms:

Is beadboard farmhouse style?

Yes, beadboard is a classic feature for farmhouse bathrooms.  They give a clean lined look to a bathroom, making it look crisp, clean and elongated.  Historically, beadboard was installed to provide insulation (as it was a tongue and groove product).  Now, it is more of a decorative piece that adds refinement and lightness to the area, especially for smaller bathrooms.

Beadboard lines are typically clean and vertical.  An alternative that many homeowners love is shiplap which looks similar, but the lines are horizontal and the board are wider and often give a more rustic vibe to the room.  Shiplap is usually a bit thicker, so for smaller bathrooms, beadboard may provide a better option as it takes up less space in the room.

How do you decorate a bathroom farmhouse style?

Here are some classic farmhouse decor elements for bathrooms:

• Shiplap or beadboard walls
• Light, subtle, neutral paint colors such as whites, warm grays, light dusty blues and greens, light grays (see farmhouse paint colors for suggested paint shades)
• Claw foot soaking tub (if there's enough room)
• Open shelving and/or open vanity
• Farmhouse sink in vanity
• Either wide plank wood flooring or black and white tiled floors
• Sliding barn door
• One or more farmhouse style decor elements (e.g. ladder rack for towels, wicker baskets, farmhouse style print, flowers especially hydrangeas, etc.)

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• Most popular farmhouse sinks
• Farmhouse style paint colors
• 12 Fabulous Farmhouse hardwood floors
• 11 Affordable Sliding farmhouse barn doors
• 8 Ways to decorate with Shiplap
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It's always a good idea to have extra towels on hand in the bathroom, but storing them in an attractive way can be a challenge. Whether you put them in baskets, on hooks, or atop shelves, how you store your bath towels, washcloths, and other linens plays an important role in the overall look of your bathroom. These towel display ideas will bring pretty and practical storage to your bathroom.

Ladder Towel Rack

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Capitalize on vertical space by leaning a ladder against one wall to use as a towel rack. This towel display idea works for both damp towels and freshly laundered ones. To keep it budget-friendly, look for an old wooden ladder at flea markets or thrift stores and refresh it with a coat of paint. Use the lower rungs to hang small buckets of bathroom accessories such as brushes and combs.

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Stylish Towel Rings

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Hang hand towels from wall-mounted rings to keep them within reach after washing up. This towel storage idea works well in small bathrooms with pedestal or floating sinks where counter space is limited. Plus, you'll have the chance to show off any decorative bath towels you have on hand.

Stacked Towel Storage

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Stack towels on open shelves placed close to the shower. To save space in this small bath, a slim set of shelves is recessed into a wall behind the door. Lower shelves hold stacks of clean towels and linens, while the other spots keep bathroom essentials close. A hook between the shelves and shower holds the towel of the day.

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DIY Basket Shelves

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For a creative towel display idea, mount a set of wicker baskets on the wall above the vanity to use as floating shelves. The long, narrow shape is right-sized for storing extra hand towels and washcloths. Use the other baskets to store frequently used toiletry items such as hand lotion and cosmetics.

Open Towel Stack

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For a sophisticated look, neatly stack towels in open shelves beneath the vanity. If you have varying sizes of towels, put the largest one on the bottom of the pile and work your way up in size to make a pyramid. Stack three or four towels at a time so shelves don't look overcrowded.

Balanced Towel Display

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In this powder blue bathroom, the towel display provides a visual break to balance graphic wallpaper. Three plain white shelves topped with neat white towels contrast the busy wallpaper. Plus, the open shelves make it easy to grab towels and toiletries during your morning routine.

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Basket Storage Solution

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For a collected but casual look, store towels in a basket instead of on a shelf. A large woven basket can store up to five bath towels when rolled up. To maximize the functionality of this simple towel display, add another matching basket to collect used towels and easily transfer them to the laundry room.

Clever Towel Display Ideas

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This funky bathroom has multiple fun towel storage solutions. Large bath towels hang neatly on hooks designated with the initials of each user. On the opposite side of the vanity, a unique hexagon shelving unit provides several compartments for toiletries. Just an arm's reach away from the sink, rolled-up washcloths and hand towels make smart use of the space.

Industrial-Style Storage

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This towel display idea (which can be easily DIYed using wood boards and iron pipes and fittings) brings industrial-style decor from the living room to the bathroom. Extra linens fill the top shelf, while daily items sit at a more accessible height. A handy bar below holds hand towels.

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Tower Storage for Towels

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Don't be afraid to use furniture in your bathroom that is meant for other rooms. This bathroom benefited from a glass display case nestled between the vanity and wall. The slender storage unit holds bathroom towels and display-worthy decor. The enclosed shelves keep everything neat, tidy, and away from moisture.

Recessed Towel Shelf

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At first glance, you might miss this bathroom's clever towel storage spot. A recessed shelf near the base of the vanity holds two generous stacks of towels. Keeping towels in a separate compartment makes room in limited vanity drawers and recessed shelves above the vanity for toiletries. To recreate this towel display idea, take advantage of the space between wall studs when remodeling your bathroom.

Open Towel Display

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Make towel storage ideas part of your bathroom decor by stashing them where they can be seen. A ladder shelf displays folded towels that look organized and give the room an added pop of color. Plus, you'll be able to see at a glance when you're running low on fresh towels and need to do a load of laundry.

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Lower Shelf Storage

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Open areas underneath vanity countertops are prime spots for storing towels. For a more formal look, use structured baskets to hold stacks of towels. To change up the feel of a bathroom, choose baskets in a contrasting color or texture.

Below-Sink Towel Basket

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Store baskets under sinks for easy access to towel storage. This towel display idea allows you to avoid putting holes in walls with towel rings and bars. Towels will stay neatly folded and give the bathroom a homey touch.

Shelf Drawers

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Recessed shelves and niches are perfect places for storing towels. To incorporate a closed storage component into your built-ins, outfit some shelves with large "drawers" for towels and supplies. Store your most frequently used items out in the open and reserve the drawers for small miscellaneous items.

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Repurposed Coatrack

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This storage solution isn't just for the entryway. With multiple easy-access hooks, coatracks are ideal for hanging damp towels up to dry or storing extras within reach of the shower. Borrow a coatrack from the hallway to use in the bathroom as sophisticated and convenient towel storage.

Freestanding Shelves

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Use a freestanding hutch or bookcase in the bathroom for an elegant towel storage idea. With wide open shelves, you can keep multiple stacks of towels at the ready. Use a large basket to house washcloths and other small linens.

Towel Rolls

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Give open bathroom cupboards a boost of style by rolling towels and stacking them to fill each cubby. Besides saving space, the rolled technique also lends a spa-like feel to a bath. Be sure to give wet linens a place to dry by hanging them on hooks or a rack.

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Basic Towel Bar

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If space is tight in the bathroom, mount a simple towel bar on the side of a cabinet or vanity. Or, add a hook to the back of a door. These space-savvy bathroom storage ideas create a place for towels to stay without getting in the way.

Pullout Towel Holders

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Not a fan of displaying your towels? Add a custom pullout to your bathroom cabinets for hanging hand towels out of sight. You can also outfit existing cabinets with towel bars that attach over the top of the cabinet door.

Take a Seat

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Use a spare chair as a towel holder and add charm and storage to your space. Fold towels neatly on top of the seat so the bathroom still feels in order. To prevent the pile from falling over, don't stack more than two or three towels at a time.

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Double Towel Rack

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Save space by installing two towel bars. This smart hack holds twice the towels in the same wall space as a single bar. Each bathroom guest will have their own rack, and you'll avoid any confusion as to whose towel is whose.

Rolled Towel Display

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Any bin, basket, or organizer can be turned into a stylish towel holder. These cubes outfitted with diagonal dividers are perfectly sized to hold four rolled-up towels. Plus, they tuck neatly on closet shelves so they can be hidden from view when the doors are shut.

Budget-Friendly Storage Unit

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Consider towel holder ideas as part of your bathroom's decor. Outfit decorative shelves with displays of accessories, towels, and bath necessities. Here, wooden crates painted in fresh colors are stacked to form a creative (and budget-friendly) bathroom storage unit.

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Hidden Towel Storage

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Credit: Michael Partenio

Window seats, vanities, and benches can provide lots of handy towel storage behind closed doors. Sort towels by size or color to get the most from your available space. Place bathroom storage units that double as a seat next to the shower for easy access.

Within Reach

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Make your bathroom towel rack ideas serve a dual purpose. Bars installed under this open countertop are a handy place for towels used every day. They also serve to hide less-than-attractive plumbing under the sink.

Bowl of Towels

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Give your bath a designer look by filling a punchbowl, box, or platter with a set of hand towels or washcloths. Roll the towels for a streamlined display. Make sure to keep the bowl regularly stocked so you or your guests are never left wet-handed.

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Simple Towel Hooks

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Hanging towels lets you store more of them in a narrow area. Mount simple hooks above or next to the sink for small hand towels and washcloths. This solution makes smaller towels easy to change out.

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