August 08, 2008
Some bathrooms are so small they can’t possibly accommodate this idea, but some will. Consider a double sink vanity, a his and hers variety of the bathroom sink. Instead of doing everything seperately you could have more time together in the morning and evenings by having side by side sinks. If you’d like the kids to join you so you can keep an eye on them, the extra sink will be very important so they can do their rather messy job of getting ready in the morning without disturbing your space.
If your spouse is messier than you are, having two sinks is a great answer. He (or she) can keep all his supplies in his own area without disturbing your perfectly arranged collection of beauty products.
The double vanity doesn’t have to be in the same area as the toilet and shower. You can seperate those by installing a wall or even using a simple room divider.
