I think this is very good and practical idea. I like flexibility of this storage and find it very useful for families with kids.

Hi Laura. It looks a nice bathroom. Re colour, you could add art over the bath. I'm not sure of your taste in art but have found the one in the first pic and you could then add blush pink towels (Cox and Cox). I'd also add a plant or flowers on the window sill. Storage is a little tricky as I assume the sink is new so you won't want to change that! You could add doors over the loo as per the last pic and maybe a shelf in each (I know it defeats the purpose of the decorative niches a little!). Alternatively get a couple of woven baskets and use them in the niches to disguise toiletries a little. I'm not sure if there is space but you could also put a basket on the floor between the bath and shower, cover the top of the toiletries with rolled towels or whatever if you want to hide them. It wouldn't be my preferred option but you could also look at a wall hung corner cabinet but access might be a bit tricky!

With the hustle and bustle of life/work/families everyone can do with a few more clever storage ideas, right?! Here are a few sneaky options to help you de-clutter and maintain a bit more order at home (we all know how hard that can be!) Family PC/MAC Space Ok so I love this one! Who else has a communal computer in their living room? When you have guests around and are entertaining, sometimes you just wish the computer, which is inevitably littered with pens/paper/random objects, would just disappear. Well with these cupboards it can do! And the overall effect is so subtle and seamless. Closet Space You don't have to own a wardrobe! Sometimes, a few carefully placed and well decorated shelves with a hanging rail can be just as good. The example below shows how you can be creative with storage space instead of, or in addition to, wardrobes. Bedroom TV These sliding wardrobe doors are a really great, neat way of hiding away the TV in your bedroom, whilst still incorporating drawers and making use of storage space. Kitchen Using a door to conceal drawers in your kitchen gives a cleaner finish, and can balance out the overall appearance of your units if you want to mix with cupboards. Under Stairs Don't forget to make use of this space, if you can! We love how the doors replicate the shape of the stairs - very cool, and extremely practical. It's a yes from us. Bathroom I don't know about you, but my bathroom is littered with a myriad of half used bottles, products, and general washing ephemera. Whilst the image below shows quite a heavy example of bathroom storage, but getting some decent drawers in there and making use of the space under your sink/counter is well worth doing. To sum up, just don't forget to get creative with your storage! Anyone else got some clever storage tips/solutions? MWAI www.mwai.co.uk

This looks great! These neutral palette, spa inspired bathrooms are a great way to modernise a space. We recently finished a similar style of project, but with geometric tiles.