Help with Bathroom Blind and Shelving
Hi Everyone, I've just freshened up my super tiny bathroom with a lick of paint (Dulux Night Jewels) and wondered if anyone could help suggest a roller blind that would work well and some shelving ideas for the wall behind the door please (above the toilet)? The general look is grey/white but we made a mistake some years ago installing a brown/grey coloured vanity unit with a creamy corian top! Eek. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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3 years agoWhat do you think of this? Has the colour of the door and the greys of the tiles, not super white so it blends with the countertop...
https://www.blinds-2go.co.uk/roller-blinds/22998/splash-kamanu-amber.html
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3 years agoThis shelf comes in two lengths, not sure if it's deep enough for what you want to put on it? https://www.made.com/esme-floating-compact-shelf-white
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