Hiding pipes under bathroom sink

While plumbing is an important component of every home and apartment, its visibility can sometimes be unsightly. Exposed pipes and awkward drain tanks can take away from the appeal of your living space– especially the ones beneath the bathroom sink. But how can you hide these pipes? We’ve looked into a few ways to do […]

Behold stellar examples from our House Tours (read: real homes!) of rental bathrooms chock full of ideas to make a reality in your own home.

Have you found yourself working with the tiniest bathroom ever? Well, that space under your sink offers a perfect storage solution that's a blast from the past.

Water leakage is a terrible menace to avoid since it gives rise to stained walls, accumulation of mold, and even infestation. Let’s take a look at how we can hide these pipes from sight.

Exposed pipes and radiators—the bane of apartment, loft, and refurbished factory dwellers everywhere. As if it wasn’t bad enough that they prevent you from nudging your bed directly against the wall, they interrupt the look of a space as they sweep across the wall or ceiling. Here’s some inspiration to help you make peace with your pipes by painting them, wrapping them, even hand-knitting them a colorful cozy.

Hide unsightly pipes and add extra storage with the RÖNNSKÄR sink shelf.

Hide pipes under bathroom sink guide with creative ideas for vanity cabinets, storage bins, small shelves, potted plants and wall coverings.

If there’s one thing I look for after years of dorm rooms and apartments, its storage. Years of trying to cram everything I’ve ever hoarded into one city apartments worth of square footage has taught me that if the storage isn’t there, you can make it.