The last thing I need to choose for the basement half-bath is shelving. I just want a place to put some pretty odds and ends on the wall opposite the sink and toilet. I like these three choices:

Remember, this is what I’m already working with for the rest of the room:
Which option would you choose?




My vote is for #3. #1 could maybe work if you spray painted it white…
Three!
3
I don’t like 1, it reminds me too much of milk crates from the grocery. I think I like 3 the best, simple and stylish.. :)
Definitely #3.
I’m looking forward to seeing it all done! :D
This is so cool
http://www.westelm.com/products/tall-industrial-metal-bath-cabinet-g286/?pkey=e|meatl%2Bindustrial|3|best|0|1|24||2&cm_src=PRODUCTSEARCH||NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_-Common%20Top%20Wide%20Rule%20Free%20Shipping-_-
and so is this
http://stores.homestead.com/hudsongoods/-strse-1632/industrial-perforated-metal-shelf/Detail.bok
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her is 1st link again:
http://www.westelm.com/products/tall-industrial-metal-bath-cabinet-g286/?pkey=e|meatl%2Bindustrial|3|best|0|1|24||2&cm_src=PRODUCTSEARCH||NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_-Common%20Top%20Wide%20Rule%20Free%20Shipping-_-
sorry…link does not work
It should have gone to
West Elm – Tall Industrial Metal Bath Cabinet
#3. I love a good wall-mounted shelf and this one is clean and simple.
2 for me!
One. I think the style of it is a nice contrast from the rest of the room. Plus, I like the “cubby” look for displaying fun things.
Number 3. The first looks like it belongs more in a garage, and the second just isn’t fun enough for you.
three three three!
I vote for 3 also, although I have a soft spot for 1 because i have it in my dining room & love it. any of these choices will look great!
I vote for #3.
We are all in love with west elm these days!! I can’t get enough ;)
Number THREE!!!
My personal favorite is #1, but it’s too industrial for your space, and #2 while budget friendly, will probably look too cheap in your space. So my vote is for #3.
I also vote for #3
Of the choices you have, I like 2. My friend used them in her kitchen recently, and I wasn’t sure until I saw them up.
Have you thought of something vintage-y looking to coordinate with your vitage plumbing and lighting fixtures? This Polder shelf and towel rack combo would be useful and space-appropriate:
http://www.polder.com/80-05.html
I vote 2 or 3. 1 looks too much like high school locker accessories to me. The solid shelf will look better with pretty things, I think.
I like #3 for the bathroom, and I don’t think you necessarily need to get it in white. I think the black could look really nice as a contrast to the white of the toilet and sink.
#1 is nice for general storage in either a basement or a playroom but I don’t think it fits with your bathroom even if it is in the basement.
I think #2, it floats some negative (wall) space between layers and I think that is very important in such a small space. The other shelves are too busy for that area. Besides, you won’t need to put much down there – a couple decorative items, a spare set of hand towels . . . that’s it.
when will we see the new baby’s nursery? Did I miss it?
Three! I like the clean lines and there’s a lot of space between the shelves to stack high or have space there. And you’ll have more control compared to number one as there’s not a lot of control over where to put the items as they’re in “boxes”
i vote for 3!!
I like three the best on it’s own, but I think two works the best with the style of the space.
I love number 1. Just do.
#3. :)
Go for #3…
my first choice would be #3, with #2 coming in second.
I would use the Ekby Valter brackets and Ekby Järpen shelves, maybe two or three of them, with some nice baskets. I also like #2 if you have enough floor room. I can’t wait to see the room all put together!
not #1
#3 ~ I love the clean lines and modern feel. It seems like it would go best with the rest of the plan. Can’t wait to see it all come together! :)
I initially thought #3 – but then considering what you have already chosen I would go with #2 – it think it would fit nicely and bring attention to your knick nacks and not so much the shelves
I think either 2 or 3, the first one looks like something that would go in your utility closet.
#1 looks vintage and quirky both. Love it!
I like #2.
No. 1 is too college dorm-ish for me. I like 3 if you were going to work it into a niche. So I guess I’ll go with 2, since it is the least imposing, but it doesn’t look like it will hold much – which may be what you are going for. I’m not much help am I? I think the bathroom is going to be be-a-utiful!
I think I’d do #3 in buttercup to match other accessories!
No.1 would be better for storage, but since you say this is for display, I also pick #3.
I’m voting #1 because I have two of those. They both currently are hanging in my kitchen.
I love them! They get a lot of compliments because they are so interesting in person. They’re pretty sturdy, as well. I currently am displaying all white knick-knacks in them, but in our old apartment I used them for DVDs and other things. They’re pretty versatile.
Love #3 but not in the context of your bathroom… This is an older post so I can see into the future.. ;)