When it comes to décor, I think that no area of the home should go unacknowledged – and that includes your shower. A while back I did a post on creating a desirable shower space, and one of my tips was to transfer all beauty products into beautiful glass bottles to evoke simplicity and steer away from the cluttered look of commercialized product bottles. Today I want to take that concept one step further.
I love the idea of placing flowers in these bottles – whether those flowers are silk, plastic, dried, or fresh. This will help create a natural, upscale vibe in your shower space, contributing to an overall positive experience! There are lots of faux flowers that look incredibly real, and they’re available at most craft stores.
As a matter of fact, there’s no reason to stop here. Why not transfer your hand soaps and dishwasher detergent to pretty glass bottles and add a flower or two? I know exactly what I’m doing when I get home this evening – and I think you should do the same. :)
Please note: I’m unsure how long a fresh flower would last when submerged in a liquid like shampoo or hand soap, but I’d imagine that it would also give a little something extra to the scent!
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These are gorgeous! Are the flowers in your photos faux or real? I am copying you the second I get home.
Meghan – I used both! The eucalyptus and dried brown flowers are real, and the others are fake :) Just a warning, though – some real flowers may alter the color of your shampoo/soap.
That looks stunning! So wanna try this…where did you find those pretty pump bottles?
Eve – I got them from Target! :)
I love this, looks so much better than those ugly bottles. Its such a great idea :)
I’m just so glad that someone likes glass bottles as much as I do! I am dorm living this year, and definitely storing my stuff in glass bottles! Lovely suggestion!
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Hi! I just wanted to ask how do you maintain the water: do you add anything or just change it every two days? thanks!
Mila – I used shampoo and soap in these bottles, so I won’t be changing it, but if you wanted to do this with water instead, I’d imagine changing it every few days would be fine! :)
Brigette – you made it on to BuzzFeed with your cool beauty hacks. Not sure if you already know know but here you go (look at the end). Stumbled upon this and had to share.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/peggy/diy-beauty-hacks-every-girl-should-know
Hahaa! Thanks so much for letting me know, Natalie!!!
What’s the plant in the bottle of wine? (or whats look like)
Kathleen – I believe it’s a type of ivy. :)
Wow, these are really lovely! Cosmetic bottles are usually so ugly. I need to try this. Thanks! :)
I need to know where that glass pump bottle is from! I’ve seen it before in someone’s bathroom and have been looking for one since!!
Tania – it’s from Target! :)
This is actually really clever and pretty, too!
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I’m kind of obsessed with these!
Beautiful idea!!! Thanks for posting!
Love love love this Brigette! Such a great idea, and so simple! :)
Love this. What a great tip. Cheap, DIY, beautiful… I ador this!
Awesome details!
Great and simple idea. Id like to repost this on http://www.kopalnice.net/ideje
Beautiful, glass and fresh flowers always more luxurious. The only problem is that glass is not that safe to use in the bathroom.
Wow I’m in love with the wood carved mirror! Where did you get it ??? I’ve been looking for one for a while now with no luck:-(
I am searching for some new and unique decoration style and I think this is the perfect place. Thank you so much brigette for this unique decoration !!!
Can’t wait to try this! Where do you find the beautiful bottles?
Hi this is a search for pretty glass bottles with interesting pumps to go with them, I see you got these bottles from Target, could you be more specific with the supplier details if you don’t mind. Thank you