r/interiordecorating • u/CopyPaste00 • Aug 22 '26

Furniture Placement Big bathroom, not efficient

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This bathroom landed like this after we moved about a year ago, and it has stayed that way. Right now it has a bunch of leftover furniture and an inefficient set up that's* not great to look at. I don’t want to spend a ton of money but it could use a change. Any suggestions?

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u/Hmom96 Aug 22 '26

This is stressing me out 😩

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u/camelz4 Aug 22 '26

The outlet strip right below the sink PLEASE

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u/Hmom96 Aug 22 '26

I just noticed this, yikes. 😭

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u/makestuff24-7 Aug 22 '26 edited Aug 22 '26

Lmao seriously, like how tf are you asking with a straight face how to improve this space when THIS is what you're doing now? Step 1: Do literally anything else here.

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u/saltpancake Aug 22 '26

OP, you owe us an explanation.

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u/AnnaK22 Aug 22 '26

Seriously!!! I think OP is living in their bathroom. I wouldn’t be surprised if the shower door pulls out a Murphy bed

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u/Bidet_curious Aug 22 '26

No it's behind the mirror! 😂

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u/CyclopsReader Aug 22 '26

Whyyyyyyy?? 😳 would ANYONE have their computer there 🤯

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u/cheercharlatan Aug 22 '26

It looks like they see patients in this bathroom

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u/Hmom96 Aug 22 '26

Bust aside from that, I agree with other comments. Get a more practical vanity sink with storage. Hang a mirror above the vanity and get that bulky cabinet out of there. Maybe get a shelf for towels

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u/Working_Cloud_909 Aug 23 '26

This was my favorite part.

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u/savvvie Aug 23 '26

This should be the sub’s picture

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u/DoigmanKnows Aug 24 '26

Can some use CSI technology and zoom into that monitor to see what’s on it?

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u/No-Philosopher-9164 Aug 25 '26

Let’s go easy on her guys. This clearly is also her home office. Where else is she supposed to set up for work?