If this Turtle Rug doesn’t tickle your aquatic fancy, then I don’t know what will. This is a large 37 x 26 inch bath rug depicting a swimming green turtle. It’s both …

OK, so this might seem a little silly - why would you want a separate pedestal stand for toilet paper? Well, not everyone’s able to install an in-wall holder, and if you’ve got a …

Target.com has some great Holiday bath items that might be ideal for stocking stuffers or for brightening up your bathroom for holiday gatherings. They have various bathroom coordinates to choose from including (pictured) a fun snowman …

What I like about this Bathroom Fan-Light from Broan is its low profile which still has adequate surface area for vent intakes. This is a compact 100 watt fan plus light that’s very unobstrusive. …

Sometimes you just want a plain and simple bath rug - something to wipe your feet and stop water from flooding all over the place. These Wamsutta Centennial rugs seem to fit the bill. They’re 17 by 24 bathroom …

Living in balmy Southern California, I haven’t seen the need for a towel rack warmer / dryer. Except maybe for those lcolder days in the winter. However, I do take a lot of baths and showers (sometimes more than once a day) and it might be nice to have a completely dry towel without having to get a new one from the closet.

Enter the Heatra Classic Towel Warmer and Drying Rack made by Warmrails. This interestingly designed “zig-zag” shaped rack can be used either on the wall or freestanding (there are attachable feet on bottom). I’ve seen a few other towel warmers (some also from Warmrails” that are “grid shaped” instead of “S-shaped”. This particular one seemed quite cheaper, though.