Bath

Minimal privacy. Whether the objective is to make the toilet seem separate or to give a hint of privacy, a privacy screen is the way to go. This modern white screen creates a visual divide while providing a textural focal point.

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Moderate privacy. Place the toilet behind built-in cabinets. Another great use of space, this bathroom would feel way too big without this row of cabinets for linens and other storage. The built-in doubles as a privacy wall for the toilet.

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Minimal privacy. Consider frosted, patterned glass. This is truly a great-looking option. With very little pattern in this otherwise minimalist bathroom, the glass adds detail and character. Glass companies have several artisanal glass options.

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Minimal privacy. Have an interesting architectural artifact? If you have a random, flat architectural piece or textile, treat it as a screen. This Chinese screen is great looking and creates a stylish barrier between the vanity and toilet.

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Ceramic Toilet Brush Holder - $24.00 » Finding a simple toilet brush holder is serious business. This ceramic one from West Elm is one of the nicest I've seen.

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Tub Caddy made of Reclaimed Oak by Peg and Awl - $130.00 » No luxurious bath would be complete without a bathtub caddy for holding cups of tea and a good book.

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