Space Lift: Children’s Bathroom
We love showing finalized NEAT spaces on our Instagram feed, but what we love even more is telling the stories of how our clients are living more effiiciently in their newly organized spaces.
Take a look at this children’s bathroom and see what makes it so NEAT!
City :: San Francisco
Organizer :: Lisa Ruff
Room :: Children’s bathroom that doubles as guest bathroom
Hours to complete :: 4 hours
Objective :: We moved our client’s daughters back into their shared bathroom after a total renovation.
Client’s favorite feature :: The pajama drawer we created. She mentioned that she’d love to make the transition from bath to bed less chaotic so we came up with the idea of keeping all the bedtime necessities in the bathroom. So now they can go straight from the bathroom and hop into bed to read books.
Stand out product :: We love all the clear bins we implemented in the tall cabinet for their medication. We separated it by need, like cold care, allergy, first aid, etc. So it’s easy for any caretaker to find, like an occasional babysitter, at a moment’s notice.
What are your favorite tips for organizing a kid’s bathroom?
xx,
The NEAT Girls
We are Ashley and Marissa, the founders of Neat Method.
Lets face it – we obviously love to organize and are a little…or maybe we should say a lot type-A. This perfect storm created The Neat Life. Welcome! We’ve seen it all, heard it all, organized it all, and are always obsessed with seeing a perfectly NEAT space. Even if a clutter free space doesn’t tickle your fancy as much as ours, we guarantee you will be entertained by our antics and drive to make the world a NEAT-er place!
Awesome! I didn’t find such a beautiful interior for children’s bathroom. It’s worth trying at home. Thanks.
Thanks, James! This family loves it.
Hey NEAT ladies! Love it! Where are the meds kept? Out of the kids reach?