Are you looking to add more personality to your bathroom? An easy way to do so is by decorating your bathroom shelves.  You can add a lot of different items to give your bathroom a more personal touch.  You can add things like candles, sea shells, decorative hand towels, and more.  The opportunities are endless and I found this great doityourself.com article that provides excellent bathroom decor tips for your bathroom’s shelving.  Discover the following bathroom decor tips and incorporate some or all of these ideas into your current bathroom design.
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Although a bathroom is used for a limited period of time daily, it does not mean that they should not be decorated. Particularly, if lot of people visit your home, then it becomes necessary to decorate your bathroom aesthetically. If your bathroom is spacious, then it can be decorated in many ways, but the task becomes challenging when space is limited. This problem can be resolved by installing bathroom shelves in appropriate places, and placing decorations on those shelves.

Try some of the tips given below to decorate your bathroom shelves in an economical way:

Items that Can Be Used For Decoration:

* Colored bottles of various shapes
* Feng Shui items
* Candles
* Hand towels
* Synthetic plants
* Glass bowls
* Gel beads
* Acrylic crystals
* Towels
* Robe/towel hooks
* Lava lamps
* Porcelain/Terracotta sculptures or dolls

Decorating Bathroom Shelves

* Depending on the color scheme of your bathroom, purchase or find some colored bottles. Place them on the shelves and instantly add colors to your bathroom. Capped bottles can also be used for storing perfumes, bath oils or salts.

* Feng Shui items, such as bamboo plants, not only increase the energy flow in bathrooms, but they also spruce up its looks. Bamboo plants do not require much care or sunlight. Hence, they can be placed on indoor shelves to enhance the overall look of the bathroom.

* Placing scented candles on bathroom shelves serves two purposes – they look pretty on shelves and when lighted, create a soothing ambiance in which to take long, relaxing bubble baths.

* If the shelves are installed closer to the sink, then place some colored towels on them.

* Since bathrooms do not get ample natural light and become humid when used, live plants cannot be placed on the shelves. Instead, place synthetic decorative plants on the shelves to add that touch of green.

* Crystal glass bowls give a rich look to a decor. Place them on shelves or near the sink.

* If you have guests staying over at your place, you can fill a large crystal bowl with water and decorate it with petals and floating candles. Acrylic crystals or gel beads can also be placed in crystal bowls to give a classy look to your bathroom.

* Small bathrooms usually do not have hooks or hangers for placing towels and robes. Install decorative hooks below the shelves for this purpose.

* Do you enjoy long bubble baths during evenings? Apart from scented candles, placing a lava lamp on one of the shelf will heighten the overall experience.

* Beautiful and small sculptures made of  terracotta or porcelain dolls can be placed on the topmost shelf to create an earthy feel.

Source:  doityourself.com

Ever wish there was an easier way to maintain your home’s cleanliness? Well there is no magic solution, however cleaning your home little by little on a daily basis seems to help in the maintenance and cleanliness of your home in the long run.  Cleaning your kitchen, bathroom, and living room for a little bit on a daily basis will help increase your overall downtime.  It’s more efficient to set aside a few minutes to clean everyday rather than blocking out an entire day (or days) to clean your home.  For example, once you hop out of the bathtub or shower, rinse around the sides and make sure to pick up any hairs.  Follow these tips from Apartment Therapy and you will be well on your way in improving your home’s cleanliness.
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Preventative measures can feel like more work upfront, but in the end this active approach to keeping house means tasks are easier to tackle, resulting in more downtime overall. Here are some friendly reminders (imagine your grandmother’s firm but loving voice) on how to “save nine” when it comes to cleaning your home.

1. Clean as you go: When you are cooking or involved in a project, tidying as you go, washing prep bowls, pots and pans will make for an easy aftermath.

2. Fold clothes after wearing: Most of the time you can get away with re-wearing clothing without washing. Spot cleaning is usually more than enough, and so long as you neatly fold you clothes, or in the least drape them over a chair, you will prevent the otherwise inevitable lint collection/crumpling that tossing them on the floor invites.

3. Wipe spills immediately: Letting spills linger means more elbow grease is required to clean them up, which means more time devoted to that sticky situation than if you took action right away.

4. Take out the garbage… now! The fuller the receptacle, the less likely it is that things will stay put inside of it. If you are sick of cleaning coffee grinds off the cupboard floor or find yourself trying to haphazardly empty one bag into another without it spilling, it is time to rethink your frequency.

5. Sweep daily: This takes no time and leads to the enjoyment of grit free floors. If you don’t already, see about taking outdoor shoes off at the door to prevent tracking in dirt and dust.

6. Spray down the tub/shower: After every use take a quick moment to spray any soap off the sides of the unit and rinse hairs down the drain.

7. Rinse the coffee pot: Maybe those CLR commercials impressed you, but avoid the experimentation altogether by quickly rinsing the coffee pot after you are through with the brew. Use the water afterwards in the garden or to give your houseplants a drink.

8. Clean out the fridge on garbage day: Never forget to check the refrigerator for going-gross items before you seal up the garbage bag. Compost what you can and get rid of the rest.

Source: Apartment Therapy

Wishing that you had larger rooms in your home?  Some people may feel limited in their home decor options when it comes to small rooms, but that does not have to be the case!  Whether your living room, bedroom, or bathroom is smaller than average, there are plenty of decor ideas available out there.  For example, in a small bathroom, you should minimize as much clutter as possible.  Your bathroom design and decor should follow a certain theme and remember that dark colors make any room look small.  Follow these Decorating Sense decorating tips and you will be on your way to finding small room decor success in no time!
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Whether you live in an apartment, sold your house for a condo in the city or simply have smaller rooms in your home, decorating areas with limited space can be a challenge. But by following some simple rules, you can easily utilize the space you have while still projecting your personal style.

“Small rooms are not lost space,” comments Shari Kagermeier, academic director of interior design, The Art Institutes International Minnesota. “Planning ahead ensures the room is functional and utilizes organizational elements that can cut the clutter to create a clean look that makes the space appear larger.”

Here are some ideas to consider when decorating a small room:

Plan Ahead

Think about what function you want the room to have. Will it be a guest bedroom, an office, a reading den or an exercise room? Once you determine how the room can function, you can start deciding on furniture and other decorative elements.

Cut Clutter

Nothing makes a small room look smaller than clutter. A wall full of pictures or tables full of magazines give the visual effect that the room can’t hold everything that it should, and therefore looks smaller in size. Remember that openness and neatness create a space that looks larger.

Furniture

The key to choosing furniture is to make sure it is size appropriate and multifunctional. Overstuffed chairs and couches are better for larger rooms while a loveseat or rocking chair might be better for small spaces. Measure the room before you choose furniture to make sure it will fit.

Also look for pieces that serve multiple purposes so you can stay organized and remove clutter. End tables and shelves often have built-in drawers for storage. Even couches are multifunctional. For example, Natuzzi offers sofas that have a comfortable pull-out bed without the typical center support bar. Additionally, the sleeper sofas are designed for easy opening and a clutter-free sleeping space. Not only do the upholstered components remain attached to the bed as it unfolds, but built into the sofa frame are storage areas for pillows, linens or other useful items.

Decor

Accent pieces are a good place to add color and patterns to your small room. From casual-country to Asian-infused, develop your room theme through the decorative details. Remember to minimize decorative pieces to eliminate a messy look. A vase, one piece of wall artwork and several accent pillows will add a lot of style without overdoing it.

Lighting

A small room needs to be adequately lit because light does a lot to visually open up space. If you are able, consider built-in lighting such as track or recessed elements. If not, use lamps that are smaller sizes and do not have large shades.

Thick and heavy curtains keep out the natural light, so light and airy curtains are key for smaller rooms. Another popular trick is to decorate with mirrors. This not only makes the space appear larger, it helps reflect the light throughout the room.

Color

Dark colors and intricate designs are not suitable for the walls of smaller rooms. When painting, choose a lighter color that opens up the wall space and also reflects the light in the room.

For the full Decorating Sense article click here.

Organization in the home is crucial. It is the reason a space appears clean, good organization can also improve the functionality of your bathroom design. This iVillage article on bathroom organization tips is a great first step towards maximizing the potential of your bathroom, especially if it is a small bathroom. Having good organization to go with your bathroom decor and  bathroom layout is something all homeowners should strive for.

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Let’s examine the steps you need to follow to get your bathroom organized, no matter what the size or present condition.

Create a workstation before you begin. Clear off the counter, bring in a table or make a space available on the floor. Be creative. Be comfortable. Have a few heavy-duty trash bags handy.

Wherever possible, remove the outer packaging from items you wish to store in the bathroom. You’ll be surprised at the amount of unnecessary cardboard and plastic wrap you’ll be tossing.

Start with the medicine cabinet and work your way through the storage area under the sink. Decide the fate of one item at a time. If you’re sure it stays, have part of your temporary work area set aside for each person using this bathroom. Sort the items by type. For example, I might have shaving cream and after-shave on the husband’s side of my worktable. Nail polish and makeup will rest comfortably in the wife’s area.

After you have sorted everything in the bathroom, survey the items. Would a container help keep related items together? The list of container types is almost endless. Be sure to measure the space available under the sink before you make a purchase. Some of the larger items are very useful, but the pipes under your sink may interfere. It’s easier to remove a storage crate than to scoop out loose items. Your plumber will be impressed with your ingenuity.

Go to the kitchen department of your local hardware or specialty store. You’ll find a drawer liner that looks like quilted paper towels. This is a wonderful product that will grip whatever is placed on it. Now the things you place with care will be there when you need them, like faithful soldiers of the bath. Why not line all the problem drawers in your home with this product?

While you are in the kitchen area of your specialty store, you will find a wonderful item used to help you store and display canned goods. It is a shelf creator. Place it on a shelf in your pantry or in a cupboard, and suddenly you have three rows for the display of cans instead of one flat surface with cans lined up, hiding each others labels. These items now come in narrow and wide to accommodate various sizes of cans. Guess what? You can put these under the sink and store bathroom items. These shelf creators are also wonderful in the laundry room, where you probably have several spot removers and other miscellaneous items tucked in with large boxes of detergent. Wouldn’t it be nice to see them all at a glance?

Source: iVillage

Are you frustrated with all the clutter consuming your bathroom?  Well I’m sure you are not alone.  Bathrooms can always use more storage space, however sometimes there is only so much that one can do. The following Microliving article, provides three steps to help you reduce bathroom clutter.  One simple example could be reducing the amount of shampoos and shower gels sitting around your bathtub and store the rest in the closet until they’re needed.  De-cluttering your bathroom doesn’t have to be a huge task, just remember to put things back in their respective spots and continue trying to find new ways to organize and keep your bathroom area clean.
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With most people preferring to use a variety of soaps, shampoos, lotions, face washes, and towels, it is no wonder bathrooms get cluttered so quickly, especially if two or more people use the same bathroom area. If you aren’t careful with organizing, a bottle could slip onto the floor or into the bathtub, and make the surface dangerously slippery, since most bathroom floors are made of slippery materials to keep them waterproof and easy to clean. Here are three techniques you can implement today to make your bathroom a happy, uncluttered place to be.

1.  Purge. Everyone has old jewelry, soaps and lotions they tried and didn’t like, and empty containers just sitting around their bathroom. If the jewelry isn’t made of a precious metal and doesn’t have precious stones in it, I would just toss it in the trash can. Same for old products you didn’t like; nobody wants a half-empty lotion bottle. If you have slivers of bar soap just sitting around, you can melt down the pieces and make a complete bar of soap again.

2.  Organize. You probably don’t have the time to organize everything today, so just try to get all the visible areas today, and leave under the counters and the medicine cabinet for another day. One of my favorite changes we made in our apartment was adding in a wall-mounted soap dispenser. Voila! Suddenly, you have your shampoo, conditioner, and body soap all neat and uniform-looking, and they’re attached to the shower wall, so they’re not taking up space on the floor or the edge of the bathtub. Keep an eye out for other great bathroom organization deals on Amazon, too, and try to keep as little stuff on the counter as you can.

3.  Clean. Now that all the major surfaces are clear, get out some spray cleaner and spray off the counters, clean the bathtub (yes, you have to clear all the gunk out of the drain, too), and give the toilet a thorough cleaning. Use an old toothbrush to get into the crevices around the faucets and inside the toothbrush holder, inside the drain, and along the edges of everything in the bathroom. Try to get all the places that are usually overlooked in a quick cleaning.

You will feel so much better after the bathroom has had a thorough cleaning. Next, you can update and re-decorate your bathroom with some snazzy bathroom decorating ideas. Bathrooms harbor some of the worst germs and bacteria in your entire house, so you will have done everyone’s health a favor by cleaning up in there. Now, take out the trash and stop by a donation center if you had anything worth giving away. Stage one of your bathroom organization process is complete. At a later date, repeat these three steps: Purge – Organize – Clean with all the areas in the bathroom that are not visible at first glance. This means the drawers, the cabinets, and any other big storage containers you have sitting in the bathroom.

Source:  Microliving

Are you contemplating a fresh design for a new bathroom, or trying to breathe new life into an outdated bathroom? There are so many choices and options for every aspect of the bathroom. There’s all sorts of showers, bathtubs, bathroom decor and colors.  While searching for fresh new ideas to save you time, I found this doityourself.com article full of new bathroom design tips to help you get started.

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If you want to spruce up your bathroom to create an all new bathroom, the following new bathroom design tips can help. Implementing these new bathroom design tips can help spruce up your bathroom quickly and easily.

Step #1: Create a Comfortable Connection

The bathroom and the bedroom need to have established a comfortable connection in order for them to work. Consider your bathroom as part of your entire master bedroom. Your master bedroom and your master bathroom need to have a connecting relationship or a smooth flow. They should connect fluidly. For example, if your bedroom is most sage green and brown, be sure to include either or both colors in the design or color palette of your bathroom.

Step #2: Find a Space for Each Function

Make sure to decide on specific space for each of the bathroom’s most essential functions. For example, a counter area with container space should be created for the purposes of a sink. The same thought process will be required for your tub, shower and your toilet area. Ask yourself: How should I best arrange these functions so that each essential function has its own specific space? Equally important to consider is storage area. Consider your storage needs for towels, toiletries, etc.

Step #3: Treat the Bathroom as a Room

Organize the functional areas around a single central space, and make this bathroom space have a real room-like feel rather than making it stuffy and cold. Consider your bedroom: What if you lined up your bed, and every other piece of furniture against the wall, what sort of feel would that provide? The same rules apply to bathrooms. The best way to get the most out of your new bathroom design is to make sure that your new bathroom design is functional.

Step #4: Choose Fixtures and Materials That are Compatible

The last tip to consider is is to carefully select the materials and fixtures. Be sure to the fixtures are compatible with your home and its character. Choose tiles, fixtures, counters and other materials that are in line with the overall flow of the home. If you are having doubts, consider hiring a designer that is sympathetic to your own unique tastes as well as the needs of your home in order to make sure that all needs are met and expectations exceeded.

For the full doityourself.com article, click here.

There isn’t much you can do about eliminating outdoor allergens, but there are steps that you can take to ensure that inside your home isn’t a breading ground for other allergens.  To avoid frequent sneezing, congestion, and other allergy symptoms, you should make sure that your home is as clean as can be!  Once you find out what you are allergic to you can take the necessary measures to keep your home as allergy-free as possible.  In order to do so a lifestyle change must occur.  Every room in your house needs to be cleaned often, including your bathroom.  Make sure to clean your bathtub and shower at least monthly, if not more to avoid mold build up. Additionally, make sure to dust your bathroom around the mirrors and shelving to avoid dust mites and pollen. To learn more about reducing the allergens in your home check out the following doityourself.com article.
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Dust mites, pet dander, mold, pollen – most homes are filled with these nasty little buggers. And if you have found yourself sneezing more often, or you are experiencing sinus infections, you may be sensitive to these allergens. The symptoms of allergic rhinitis include congestion, sneezing and a runny nose. Sound familiar? If so, here’s how you can reduce the allergens in your home so you can breathe freely.

Step 1: Find out what you’re allergic to.

Schedule an appointment to see your doctor and discuss with him, or her, your symptoms. You will be given a test to help narrow down your allergies. Once you learn what is affecting you, be it an allergic reaction to a pet, dust or another substance, you can make any necessary lifestyle changes.

Step 2: Start cleaning!

Allergens like to collect and stick to certain things. Look for places where they can easily accumulate, like on stuffed animals or in thick rugs. Remove those items from your home. You’ll also want to start a regular cleaning regimen and stick to it. Because we spend a third of our life in our bedrooms, this room needs to be concentrated on. Here are some tips:

* Change and wash your bed linens weekly. You can also encase your mattress, pillows and box springs in dust mite-proof covers
* Clean bathtubs and showers once a month to help prevent mold
* If you have pet sensitivities, limit their access to certain parts of the home
* Change the filter on your forced-air furnace every other month, or monthly if you have pets
* Vacuum weekly with a vacuum that features a HEPA filter
* Shampoo your carpets regularly
* Clean your kitchen sink daily to prevent mold and don’t allow dishes to pile up
* Empty out the refrigerator of any old food to prevent mold from growing
* Empty your kitchen trashcan daily

Step 3: Lifestyle Changes to Make

If you suffer from allergies, making certain lifestyle changes can help you reduce your exposure. Here are a few things you can consider to help ease your condition.

* Avoid horizontal blinds on the windows. Use only washable, roller-type shades and washable curtains made from synthetic fabrics or cotton
* Leave the windows shut during the high-pollen season and rely on your air conditioning for fresh air
* Spread aquarium gravel over the dirt if you have potted plants in your home, this will help reduce mold build-up
* Consider replacing fabric upholstered furniture with ones made from leather, plastic, wood or metal
* Check for any plumbing leaks and have them repaired immediately
* Use the exhaust fan in your bathroom when taking showers
* Get rid of any wallpaper and replace it with either tile or mold-resistant paint
* Check your dryer’s vent to make sure it is venting the air outside the home

Reducing allergens in the home will not only help you sleep better at night and breathe easier during the day, but many of the solutions are just about maintaining a clean and tidy home. Once you have that accomplished, the battle is already won!

For the full doityourself.com article click here.

Are you looking to get into a regular kitchen cleaning routine? If you stay on top of cleaning your kitchen regularly it will save you a lot of time and grief in the long run.  We all pretty much use the kitchen everyday, multiple times per day, just like the bathroom.  Everyone should regularly keep up with cleaning both the kitchen and bathroom for both safety and sanitary reasons. Check out the following NewsChannel5.com article for tips to help you keep your kitchen clean.
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Most of us are cooking more to save money. Unfortunately, that means that the kitchen can get dirtier than ever faster than ever. But you can easily bring it back to its former sparkle with a little prep. And once you do, your regular cleaning routine will be a snap.

Looking to also be green while you clean? Here, Linda Mason Hunter, co-author of Green Clean: The Environmentally Sound Guide to Cleaning Your Home, provides her best tips for your dirtiest spots.

1. De-clutter before cleaning.
Is your counter covered with knickknacks, canisters or small appliances that rarely get used? Such objects eat up valuable workspace, attract dust and dirt, and make it harder to clean your counters quickly. Make space in your cabinets for all canisters of food and appliances (or consider getting rid of them altogether if you haven’t used them in a year), and you’ll make the rest of your job a lot easier. “A de-cluttered kitchen feels cleaner and stays cleaner,” says Hunter.

2. Clean toaster crumbs.
A buildup of crumbs can create more than just a mess: It can start a fire in your toaster oven. Stay safe — and clean — by lining the toaster oven tray with foil and replacing it weekly. To dislodge crumbs from a traditional toaster, turn it upside down and shake it over a garbage can.

3. Freshen the refrigerator.
Food can easily spill in your refrigerator, so it’s important to regularly wipe it down — inside and out — to remove spills and grease, and keep it smelling fresh. An open box of baking soda should do the trick and can then be used to make a baking soda paste to clean the refrigerator. “It’s especially important to use a natural cleaner in the space where you store your food,” says Hunter.

4. Banish burnt-on spills.
You can get rid of stubborn spots in your oven or on your stovetop with this nifty natural nonabrasive scrubber: Simply make a paste of baking soda and castile soap, apply it with a sponge and rub. This also works on dirty grout. If spills are especially stubborn, sprinkle with baking soda, lightly spray with water and let it sit overnight. Then, rinse with cold water. Next time you cook, sprinkle fresh spills with salt as soon as your stove cools. This will absorb the food, and you should be able to scrape it off easily.

Wipe it up when it happens: Want to make your next kitchen-cleaning job easier? Be proactive and zap spills and other dirty mishaps as soon as they occur. “The longer that dirt and grease sit on a surface, the longer it takes to remove them — and the harder you’ll have to work,” says Hunter. In addition, giving your kitchen a little TLC each day (wipe down the counters and sink, wipe smudges off appliances, sweep the floor) will help make bigger cleanups (almost) a breeze.

Source: NewsChannel5.com

Ready to give your child’s bathroom a face lift? This freshome article provides 10 bathroom decor tips for your kid’s bathroom.  Use your best judgment based on the age of your children, however for young kids your best bet is most likely bright colors and fun bathroom designs like animals or cartoons. For teens, make sure to ask for their input on what bathroom accessories or bathroom decor they would prefer.  Have fun decorating and perhaps make this into a fun family project that both you and your kid’s can enjoy!
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Teaching young children the fundamentals of bathroom responsibilities can be a challenge. From toilet training to how to brush their teeth, kid’s bathrooms should be an inspiring and fun place for them to learn and grow. Decorating a kid’s bathroom can borrow design cues from their bedroom. With color, creative organization, and areas designed just for small hands and creative minds, here are 10 tips for decorating their bathrooms. Depending on the age of your kids, use these tips with age appropriate design in mind. For younger children, primary and bright colors are inspiring, and for older children consider more mature color palettes of neutrals and pastels.

1.)   Create a colorful backdrop: While most plumbing fixtures stay in neutral tones of white, bone, or brown, the backdrop around them should be colorful and fun. Consider painting vanity cabinetry, walls, wallpaper, and stencil playful sayings on the walls. Be careful when using wall stickers, as the humidity in the bathroom may cause them to not adhere well.

2.)   Keep walls clean with durable surfaces: When decorating a kid’s bathroom, especially around wet areas such as the toilet, sink, and bathtub, ensure the surfaces are easily cleanable and durable. Ceramic wall tile, scrubbable wall paint, and beadboard paneling is ideal.

3.)   Supply ample lighting: This tip is for any bathroom! You don’t want to have dark areas in the bathroom. For cleanliness issues and for little one’s to see what they’re doing. Kid’s bathrooms are a prime area to get hurt in, so ensure that lighting sconces, overhead ambient lighting, and even pendant lights over the vanity are bright and don’t cast shadows.

4.)   Organization is key for kid’s learning: When decorating a kid’s bathroom remember to put organization in easy to find areas, and easy to reach heights. Vanity sinks with open shelving below, bath toy storage with suction cup holders, and baskets for toiletries will help kids keep their bathroom clean and tidy.

5.)   Small fixtures for little one’s: Believe it or not there are small plumbing fixtures ideal for toddlers and smaller children. There are mixed reviews as to whether smaller fixtures are good for teaching kid’s how to use the bathroom. Regardless of the reviews, when planning your kid’s bathroom, know these options exist for your growing child.

6.)   Accessorize on a budget: While you can spend a fortune on decorating your kid’s bathroom, also realize that simple color palette matching accessories that are affordable can give you a great look too! From color coordinated bath linen, area rugs, shower curtains and toiletry holders can mix and match colors, and patterns for a designer look.

7.)   Choosing a theme: If you are at a loss for how to decorate your kid’s bathroom, consider choosing a theme that they enjoy. From animals, sports, and fun pass time activities; to their favorite cartoon characters and favorite colors, the options are endless. If your child is old enough, ask them for their opinion as to how they’d like to decorate their bathroom.

8.) Bathroom safety: Ensure their bathroom has proper safety methods instilled in the decor. While beautiful vanity cabinetry crystal knobs maybe beautiful to look at, if not secured correctly they can be a hazard for little ones. Ensure all cabinetry, harmful chemicals and decorative items are not easily accessible by kids.

9.) Updating a teenager’s bathroom: For older children and teenagers the urge to want to over accessorize and color coordinate the decor may not be as strong. Instead opt for temporary accessories that can change as your teenager’s mood! Colorful towels, area rugs, coordinated to a piece of artwork hung on the wall may be all their bathroom needs to make your teen feel comfortable in their space.

10.) Keep it simple: It is easy to get wrapped up in decorating any one room of your home. Remember to have fun when decorating your kid’s bathroom and seek inspiration from blogs, interior magazines and visiting your local houseware stores. Many stores offer “instant bathroom decor” for you. From coordinated color schemes to accessories that you can mix and match. No thinking required!

Bringing the elements together for your kid’s bathroom decor can be simple and enjoyable with the use of these 10 tips. Consider the age of your child when decorating and also your lifestyle. If you’re a busy parent who doesn’t have time to clean up lots of toys in the bathroom, keep open baskets and areas for quick clean up. Remember, you are teaching and inspiring your kids to enjoy bathing and creative learning.

Source: freshome

Here I found a nifty home decor video about how to create decorative shelving in your bathroom.  Opt for more decorative bathroom organizers and containers like baskets, bowls, canisters, and display stands.  You can find containers that look nice and pretty while still efficiently storing all of your bathroom belongings. You can match your current bathroom design with your decorative shelving ideas to keep the bathroom decor consistent. Check out the following “Ask the Decorator” video from doityourself.com for more tips on how to create decorative shelving for your bathroom.