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Why You Should Use a Toilet Paper Holder in Your Kitchen (It's So Cute!)
As a lifestyle editor, I'm constantly amazed by the brilliant hacks people discover for ordinary items — especially when they relate to some stylish organization. Whether it's using book bins as bathroom storage, lid organizers to store belts and hats, or lazy Susans to make stunning wall art, if there's a secret use for an item, someone on the internet is going to find it. And the latest trick I'm obsessed with can be used all over the home.
This Instagram Reel from couple Crystal and Scott Ransons, shows the most ingenious use for a toilet paper holder: as a cabinet vase! This antique-style gold holder would typically be used in the bathroom to hold toilet paper, but its open nature makes it the perfect vessel for a glass vase to hold flowers or other greenery. Plus, it's a superchic touch that'll match any kitchen style.
This design hack is just as easy to implement as it looks. Simply decide where you want it, screw your toilet paper holder into your wall or cabinet, and you've got a sleek storage addition in an instant. Aside from flowers, depending on how much weight it can hold, you might also use it to store a utensil crock, cooking oil, a small plant, or even a decorative faux candle.
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If you want to get the look in your kitchen, this ornate brass toilet paper holder would make a gorgeous receptacle for the project. At about 4×5 inches, this gem is large enough to fit most narrow glass or ceramic vases, and its slats are close enough together to keep everything in place.
While the side of your kitchen cabinets is probably my favorite spot for this storage trick, it can really be used on any flat vertical surface. Put them on your living room wall, in your bedroom for plants or extra storage, or along your staircase to hold motion-sensor lights.
Buy: , $32.49This post originally appeared on Apartment Therapy. See it there: Why You Should Use a Toilet Paper Holder in Your Kitchen (It's So Cute!)
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