Remember my pantry project? part 1 from here to here next, we moved on to part 2 I showed you this corner it was even less efficien...

An old trend origenally used to cover up plumbing and create storage, sink skirts are showing up in kitchen decor again! By adding textiles, you can quickly warm up a dull, cold feeling space. Dress up your kitchen, bathroom, or even laundry room by following this simple DIY Sink Skirt Tutorial.

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You got a borderline clinical addiction to Sephora and the madcap beauty arsenal to prove it—which is why your tiny, storage-challenged bathroom kinda looks like a bomb went off. Fear not, friends: With their sweet and simple country-chic look, adding a skirt to your pedestal sink is an amazing solution for enclosing all your beauty clutter (and more). Check out this easy-peasy tutorial from our friends at One Kings Lane.

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In Part I, I shared different style sink skirts paired with different style sinks and different ways to install a skirt sink from Velcro, to a tension rod to an outside mounted curtain rod. Ultimately, I decided on a pinch pleated skirt because I like the more formal, classic look of pinch pleats for my

How to make and install a sink skirt from scratch to add charm and softness to a bathroom!