Mobile Toilet Storage Design at the Doorway
The storage design for mobile toilets at the doorway can start from aspects such as moving the sink outside, designing unique doorplate lights, and optimizing storage details.
Moving the Sink to the Doorway Area
Move the sink from inside the bathroom to outside, such as in the hallway, beside the corridor, or in the general space outside the bathroom door. Then, use glass partitions to divide the space, which can effectively achieve dry-wet separation. In the doorway area, make full use of mirror cabinets for storage. Mirror cabinets have dual functions; they can be used as mirrors and for storage. Cosmetics, toiletries, etc., can be stored in the mirror cabinet. Since the doorway area may be exposed to moisture, when choosing a mirror cabinet, select a material with good waterproof performance. This can extend the service life of the mirror cabinet and prevent damage due to moisture.
Design of Mario Doorplate Lights at the Doorway
Installing a Mario toilet doorplate light at the bathroom door is a very creative design. This doorplate light adopts the classic Mario shape, with bright colors and pixelated patterns, adding a cute atmosphere to the entire space. It has practical functions. Pressing the light to turn it on indicates that there is someone inside the bathroom, and pressing it again after coming out turns the light off. Moreover, at night, it can also be used as a night light, facilitating people's use of the bathroom at night. Additionally, for the overall design of the doorway, you can choose white large tiles that match the color of the wall and then add matching grout later. The advantage of this is that it makes the boundaries between tiles disappear, giving the space a creamy effect and making it look more spacious. At the same time, fewer gaps can also save some grout costs to a certain extent.
Storage Details in the Doorway Area
In the dry area, you can design a floor-to-ceiling mirror cabinet. This type of mirror cabinet has strong storage capacity and can store all daily necessities such as shower gel, shampoo, toothpaste, and tissues. For the high spaces, you can use them to store less frequently used daily necessities, making full use of vertical space. The mirror cabinet can also be equipped with hidden tissue storage. Make two holes in the lowest layer of the cabinet door so that tissues and cotton soft towels can be placed upside down and pulled out more conveniently. However, after making the holes, clean up the burrs and use protective covers to prevent scratches during use.
