Diy bathroom hooks

Hooks for your home can be pricey and can't always find what you're looking for. That's when I decided to make some of our own at a fraction of the cost. They're also customizable by being able to pick out your own stain or paint color. Here's the how-to!

These DIY towel rack ideas are going to inspire you to create your own towel rack to help personalize your bathroom.

These simple and inexpensive ways to update a builder grade bathroom will help you create a space you love without spending a ton of money!

Want to jazz up your bathroom in less than an hour? Try making one of these DIY towel holders. Not only are they practical and functional, but a towel holder can really be a statement piece in your bathroom.

I recently shared my bathroom makeover. It was simple but elegant and most of all, efficient. My favorite part of the new bathroom is the DIY towel hooks, the towel ‘organizer. It’s made the towel storage more accessible and it’s so pretty! Here’s how to do it. Since storage was my number one goal, I decided that rather than storing lots of towels in the room, I would make a decorative towel rack to just let them hang. I love how nice it looks…

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Add some extra storage and personality to your home with these customizable DIY his and hers towel hooks. No stencil or die cut machine required!

Give your bathroom a unique look and make DIY towel holders! This tutorial will teach you how to make a towel hook with old picture frames and wall hooks. You can also use door knobs or cabinet pulls as hooks! You can modify this to make a towel rack with multiple hooks! DIY towel holders are a great way to spruce up your bathroom! Follow us for more DIY inspiration!

These DIY bathroom towel hooks are a really simple and quick 15-minute upgrade project for your bathroom. Replace an existing towel bar or add new storage with style! #anikasdiylife

They are inexpensive, even free. Like common hooks, they are fully functional as well so you can use them to hang other decorative items, bags, towels, coats, or just about anything you need. You can use them for any room you want, for kids’ rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and anywhere else in the home that you need them.