and uniformity, has a low tolerance for risk, and only buys white towels.
Yes, I said it. I have a white towel (and white sheet) policy in my house.
SOOOOOO BORING, I know!
I just love the uniformity of it. I love that I don't have to worry about which bathroom they go in.
I love that they don't fade. I love that I can just bleach out any spots. I love that I can buy them in bulk at Costco.
I love that they look so clean.
Okay, I probably lean more to the left of middle.
Back to my towels. Here were my boring towels on the boring towel bar that came with our house.
The whole wall above the tub had this smack dab in the middle and only held 2 towels.
2 boring towels + 1 boring towel bar= way too much boring. Even for me!
I wanted to fill up the wall a little better and be able to store more towels there.
You see, my left-brained, clean, showeraholic husband goes through 2 in a day.
So my right-brained self created this simple shelf.
All it took was a board, 2 wood shelf supports and some black paint. Total of about 8 dollars.
Then my left-brained self stacked the towels...
Until they looked uniform and orderly.
We have about 20 towels in rotation and this little baby will hold all of them if they're all clean at once.
Which they never are.
This was the logical/creative solution to my towel situation.
Sorry you had to get the full hemispheric dominance lecture as I shared this project.
I felt so lame after seeing Kathryn's (right-brained)
bathroom makeover.
Hopefully you can identify with one towel system or the other. :)