This DIY Floating Bathroom Shelves project was seriously done last summer & we are just now getting around to blogging it. It happens right? As many of you know we are getting ready to sell our house & we have been doing a few things around the house that we feel will help stage our house & make it stand out in the crowd. I’m not saying these DIY floating bathroom shelves will be the top selling point of our house, but hopefully buyers see them as a charming addition to the master bathroom.
I have to say first of all now that I am looking at the photos while I write the post I feel like the baskets should be on opposite sides & not on top of each other. But let’s not allow that to bug us for now ok? I’ll be back later when the shelves are styled how I want them with an update. Let’s take a little look at the water closet in our master bathroom before & after the shelves were installed…
To see how we installed the shelves head on over to Mr. LMB’s blog {here} to see how we did it! Well, more him while I handed him the tools. I decided that I would leave the toilet room projects to the husband & I’m pretty happy with that decision.
What do you think of the DIY bathroom shelves? Do you think it adds something to the water closet? I’m happy because it looks better & we have even more storage now. I’m thinking I might hang something above the toilet between the shelves, what do you think? Leave a comment below, find me on Facebook, or chat with me on Instagram. Click the photo below to head on over to Craftsmandrive.com for the complete tutorial…
xx Liz Marie
They look real nice and go well with the space.
thx
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