Bathroom Reorganization

Her master bathroom is in the worst shape, with cosmetic products and costume jewelry taking over every inch of counter space. Tired of grabbing for one thing and knocking over another, she is ready to get organized. Interior designer Sharon Salvano and professional organizer Janet Taylor step in to help make it happen.

Here's what it looked like before:

What a mess! The medicine cabinet is overflowing, the counter space is nonfunctional and there isn't even a toilet-paper holder.

Costume jewelry looks great on camera, but it is difficult to find a specific piece in this tangled pile.

She has accumulated so much makeup throughout her 14-year TV career it has spilled over into one of her sinks.

The next step is to make a game plan. Enter Salvano, who says that although the bathroom is nicely sized at 110 square feet, the medicine cabinet is tiny, there are no towel racks and no drawers in the cabinets. The space is being underutilized and nothing is easily accessible. She suggests some great new storage solutions and a new warm theme for the room.

Let's see how it turned out:

The once plain white walls now glow with a warm faux finish, and the clutter is but a memory.

A few new accessories help add to the look. Check out the stylish towel racks.

The new vanity, granite countertops, sinks and mirror make the boldest statement.

painting by Sheila M. Brown
"Figure in Tub" 2002, oil on canvas