Bathroom sink skirt

Before and after photos of our basement bathroom created from scratch. Lots of DIY projects and historic house charm!

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.

A sink skirt has always been an important option for hiding unsightly pipes and plumbing. But It's also a good idea as a warm accent to cold bathroom cabinets. This skirt is constructed with a split or without for easy access to items under the sink, [This comes as an option at checkout] The skirt is attached with a velcro strip, you will received both sides of the velcro Please purchase according to the width of your size [ including the sides if applicable ] add the width and height in the…

An old trend originally used to cover up plumbing and create storage, sink skirts are showing up in kitchen decor again and I personally love it! 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.

This Charming Vintage inspired Linen sink skirt will make your guest take a double take when they enter your restroom. The careless looking linen will add that perfect touch to any of your sinks, desk, kitchen etc. ~This skirt has a vintage touch and is embellished with double bows the close a middle split for easy access to your goodies. It has a slight carefree ruffle ~The Texture shown is pre -washed linen ~It is attached with the velcro that We provide. The additional colors are located…

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Hide those plumbing pipes and dress up your washroom sink with our quick and easy guide on how to make a sink skirt! Click now to learn more.

This old house, while quirky and full of charm, is not without its challenges. Case in point: the wall-mounted porcelain sink in our upstairs bathroom. Love the high-back splash guard; hate the exposed plumbing. Right away, I imagined a fabric sink skirt with a large box pleat, trimmed in grosgrain ribbon. You see them all …