“Bathroom cabinets can be both functional and attractive, providing much-needed storage in highly trafficked and often cramped spaces. They can help to emphasize a design theme, or offer an opportunity for creativity through a bold visual statement.
Cabinet storage for bathrooms comes in many forms, from standalone cabinet pieces to bathroom vanities that include a sink as well as drawers and cabinets. Depending on the size and configuration of your bathroom, integrated or standalone cabinet storage may be more appropriate. If your bathroom often hosts two users in a small space, for example, integrated storage with equally divided, symmetrical storage can be a great solution; that way, both users can store and access their bath supplies easily.”
Not every new design moment should be followed – the latest colour palettes and metal finishes might be chic but they won’t always work for your home. So knowing which 
A client of mine once raised a good question: “Do upper cabinets have to be installed the standard 18 inches off the countertop?” It got me thinking outside of the usual cabinetry box. Of course there are lots of ways to install your upper cabinets, and if you’re willing to have an open mind, you might find that elevating them comes with unexpected benefits. Here are situations where you might want to hang your cabinets a little higher.
Homeowners want to view their homes as a respite from all that goes on outside their doors. Indeed, turning a home into a residents-only retreat can ensure everyone looks forward to walking through the front the door at the end of the day.
Wash, dry, fold, repeat. Sound familiar? If you spend copious amounts of time loading and unloading the washer and dryer—and dreading it—we’ve got good news: Laundry doesn’t have to be such a drag—at least, not when your laundry room is a thing of beauty. Read on for inspiration photos, tips, and tricks to upgrade this utilitarian space into a sanctuary that showcases form and maximizes function.
