I built a teeny, tiny tower.
A storage tower for the bathroom.
Mainly to hide the extra toilet paper.
I used Ana White’s plans here and modified the size to 12″w x 26″h x 10″d.
I made the wire baskets from hardware cloth and rope and made the drop cloth liners to fit.
Check my previous post here for the how-to on wire baskets. Easier than you think.
Check my previous post here for the how-to on wire baskets. Easier than you think.
This would be a knock off of Pottery Barn’s Caleb floor storage:
I’ll save the $249 plus shipping and make my own thanks.
More importantly I was able to make the tower fit precisely into the space we have, cost aside that’s the beauty of making your own pieces.
Awesome! I need to make those wire baskets…I am going to check out that how to, again! Thanks!
Wow! I love it MORE than the Pottery Barn one!
Cute! Perfect for that little space.
I love this! I think I'll be checking out all of these tutorials to find out how to make these. GREAT JOB! :0)
~robin
so cool jaimie…. the baskets are awesome!!!!!
Looks amazing, as usual! The brown you chose looks great with the pink!
s
Jaime, you continue to wow me! That's so cute, and it's awesome that you were able to tailor it to your needs. Who needs PB? 😉
Love it! The wire baskets and liners are adorable…you did a great knock off job:)
LaKeta
1luckeegirl.blogspot.com
Genius!
This is awesome! I love how it is custom for that little space and looks PERFECT with the wire baskets.
Love your tower, and that you made it work for your space is just great!!!! You do a great job, thanks for the inspiration.
Cha Cha
I love your cabinet! I am dying to building something from Ana White's site–maybe after I finish painting all the things hiding in my garage! Thanks for sharing, and thanks for visiting Red Hen Home!
I love your cabinet! What a great knock off!
Look at you Miss Handy Pants! This is So awesome!!! You could totally sell them, very cute. I need to go check out those plans, but I am not the handiest gal in town, so who knows!
kim
http://www.kiim-toomuchtimeonmyhands.blogspot.com
I'm sitting here and almost crying. I have looked HIGH and low for storage that would fit between my toilet and pedestal sink. It has been a frustration of mine for 3 years. I have about the same amount of space. I SO NEED TO MAKE THIS… A million thank you's for posting this 🙂
So right–looks great, saves money, AND a perfect fit are the reasons so many of us get crafty!
Oh wow they're almost identical! Great job!
excellent work – perfect size and perfectly functional! Awesome 🙂
Perfect! Looks as good as the PB one but it's even better since it fits EXACTLY in that space. Nice work. Off to see how you made those baskets now.
~Melissa
Great job on this!
oh my!! Awesome.. Love the little cabinet… and the little drawers.. so so gorgeous!!
I love Ana White's plans, yours came out really cute and I like your pink tile, its a much nicer pink then mine.
Just wanted to let you know I featured this today. Come over and grab a button for your blog, if you'd like. Thanks for linking to my Delightfully Inspiring Thursday party. Looking forward to seeing more of your great talent.
DaNita
http://delightfulorder.blogspot.com/2011/04/delightfully-inspiring-thursday-party-7.html
You did an awesome job! Thanks for sharing!
Perfect for your space! I'm off to read your how to on the wire baskets! Found you through delightful order linky 🙂
Have a great weekend.
nuestrasaventurasentexas.com
Love it! I'll be featuring it on my blog later today.
ok, i am starting to worry about you. all your furniture is teeny or skinny. 😉 it's really adorable! you are so talented!
This is exactly what I've been looking for! I'm going to link to you on my newbie blog http://www.craftybalancing.blogspot.com
Still love it! Thanks for linking up!
I am your newest follower and absolutely LOVE your site. I've lost track of the amount of time I have been here reading! I will be making several of your projects including this one and the skinny console. I have a single wide mobile home and need all the space savers I can get. Thanks for letting me join 🙂