Kitchen sink skirt ideas

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An old trend originally used to cover up plumbing and create storage, sink skirts are showing up in kitchen decor again! By adding textiles, you can quickly warm up a dull, cold feeling space. Dress up your kitchen, bathroom, or even laundry room by following this simple DIY Sink Skirt Tutorial.

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You got a borderline clinical addiction to Sephora and the madcap beauty arsenal to prove it—which is why your tiny, storage-challenged bathroom kinda looks like a bomb went off. Fear not, friends: With their sweet and simple country-chic look, adding a skirt to your pedestal sink is an amazing solution for enclosing all your beauty clutter (and more). Check out this easy-peasy tutorial from our friends at One Kings Lane.

How to make and install a sink skirt from scratch to add charm and softness to a bathroom!

Check out how you can easily make a sink skirt, cabinet curtains, or sink curtains without having to sew. Great way to replace cabinet doors!

Looking for some country kitchen inspiration? Read our round-up of the best country-inspired ideas to consider when decorating or redoing a kitchen

Sinks skirts are an easy way to add charm to a room. They're also a super simple way to redecorate just by changing the fabric. Come see how.

Here's how to make a kitchen sink skirt that mounts on your cabinet doors. No need to remove them, or install a curtain rod or tension rod. Easy DIY!

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