Every few months, I get a little $6 orchid from Trader Joe's instead of cut flowers. They never live past the bloom (my thumb is more gray than green) so I have a bunch of the little pots cluttering up the cupboard under my sink. I've read that ferns do well in the bathroom so I picked up some from HD ($1.99/ea), potted them in those leftover pots & suspended them with twine from little cup hooks. The project cost less than $10 and took all of 15 minutes.
Showing posts with label bathroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bathroom. Show all posts
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Friday, April 18, 2014
Bathroom Dreaming
Anyway,
back to my weekly projects: this past month, I've been focusing on the
bathroom. I've always dreamed (hence the post title) of a spa tub with a
tropical view. I know, I know.. Winter rental in Chicago? A tiny, 7x5ft room that I can't paint or make other major changes? I might as
well shoot for a moon spa with a great view of the earth. But I just
finished this morning's goal of adding stones along the tub and am
thrilled with the result. They're not photographing well- I'm blaming my rinky-dink camera- so you'll have to trust my word on their awesomeness.

I added the mirrors to make the room seem larger and to maximize light for the plants. Fortunately, I'm extremely myopic without my glasses, so I only see a vague flesh-colored blob when I shower.
Here is my makeshift linen 'closet'. Eventually, I'd like to get a square piece of marble for the top of the radiator. In the meantime, my dingiest towel goes on the bottom. I like to use a sponge- rather than washcloths- so I thought the basket was a pretty way to display the extras.
I added the mirrors to make the room seem larger and to maximize light for the plants. Fortunately, I'm extremely myopic without my glasses, so I only see a vague flesh-colored blob when I shower.
Here is my makeshift linen 'closet'. Eventually, I'd like to get a square piece of marble for the top of the radiator. In the meantime, my dingiest towel goes on the bottom. I like to use a sponge- rather than washcloths- so I thought the basket was a pretty way to display the extras.
Labels:
art,
bathroom,
DIY,
plants,
rental inspiration,
small living ideas,
storage
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