Know what you store
List the items you use daily, weekly and rarely. Daily items should be within easy reach, and rare items can live higher or farther away.
Many Nashville homeowners are surprised how much belongs in a nearby closet instead.
We design storage around your list.
Use the vanity well
Deep drawers hold more than shelves and avoid the pipe zone with cutouts. Dividers keep small items from sliding around.
Outlets inside drawers keep hair tools ready and out of sight.
We plan the vanity interior, not only the outside.
Go between the studs
Recessed shelves and medicine cabinets use wall depth without sticking out. They are best planned before walls are closed.
We check for pipes and wires before cutting.
A recessed niche can be a surprisingly useful addition.
Go tall
Linen towers, over-toilet shelves and tall narrow cabinets use vertical space. Adjustable shelves fit changing needs.
Doors that close quietly make the room feel calm.
We match finishes to the vanity so the room looks planned.
In the shower
Niches and corner shelves keep bottles off the floor and the tub edge. Plan heights for the products you use.
Slope the base slightly so water drains.
We build niches into the tile plan from the start.
Plan storage for what you really use, and give daily items the easiest spots.
