SHOWER CURTAINS & RODSThe beauty of shower curtains is that they have two sides – one that keeps water where you want it and another that adds a design element to your bathroom. Ours come in a range of materials and styles that do both jobs well. Some can be washed or cut to your desired length, and all come at prices that won’t waterlog your budget. IKEA FAMILY products & offersPink Flamingo DecorTime FlamingoFlamingo RoseFlamingo CottageFlamingo ManiaFlamingo FeathersFlamingo BeachFlamingo PartyCute Shower CurtainForwardA flock of pink flamingos will brighten any bathroom. Our Pink Flamingo Shower Curtain adds instant cheer.Keeps water inside, your style outside The beauty of shower curtains is that they have two sides – one that keeps water where you want it and another that adds a design element to your bathroom. IKEA Shower curtainsThe beauty of shower curtains is that they have two sides – one that keeps water where you want it and another that adds a design element to your bathroom.

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B&Q Frosted Shower Curtain (L)1.8 M B&Q White Bubbles Shower Curtain (L)1.8 M B&Q White Stripe Shower Curtain (L)1.8 M Pink Flamingos Shower Curtain (L)1.8 M White Textured Shower Curtain (L)2 M Value White Plain Shower Curtain (L)2.085 M Multicolour Dash Shower Curtain (L)1.8 Mhome depot curtain rod finials Published on May 7th, 2011 |curtain rod finials home depot Materials: Lack table, shower curtain, contact glueDescription: Old and in poor condition Lack-console table. Covered with the table top and legs using a pixel pattern shower curtain. Before: Surface worn and scratches… Traditional painting instead I decided to glue an extra leftover shower curtain on the table AFTER: My new shiny desk ~ Maija, Lahti, Finland More hacks on IKEAHackers.net

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My current aesthetic is grey/neutrals Nordic-minimalism (yes I know, original) and this flat doesn’t quite agree with that. It has some great features like lots of light and parquet flooring in the lounge and bedroom but also a blue tiled bathroom, the bedroom has an excess of shiny black and/or mirrored wardrobes and generally the storage solutions are very strangely placed. I am by no means an interior styling mavin so this is going to be a challenge. Once I get there I will share some progress pictures on how I go about making it home, but in the meantime I thought I would share some inspiration. First up is the bedroom cupboard solution. I had thought of getting some ‘renters’ wallpaper but unfortunately though it is beautiful it is a bit beyond the budget. (If you are thinking of some options Joanna suggested Photowall and Surface View which both look to have awesome products). Instead I am pondering a simple solution of sticking pictures to the cupboard! I am thinking a monochromatic palette would work well.

The question is whether I go for polaroid type prints or larger images. In the blue bathroom I had originally thought of going for some grey accessories (brave I know) but then thought hey let’s go all colourful in this and maybe the blue will look less … Tim was able to pick up a flamingo shower curtain at Ikea and I think some other quirky splashes of colour will certainly make for fun. I am also having a basket obsession and hoping I will be able to find some for random storage around the flat, including at the front door if I am able to evict a particularly dated entrance stand. Have you had any rental quirks that you have found good solutions for? I’d love to hear about them. Image sources – one: 1 | 3 / two: 1 | 3 / three: 1 | Regular CurtainsDouble Curtains2 CurtainsRegular WindowCurtains OpensHigher CurtainsHang RegularCurtains ClassyThings CurtainsForwardBathroom...Use regular curtains and take rod to the ceiling - so easy with huge impact!. Gonna do this in my first guest bathroom