Here are our latest additions in our long-running obsession with loo roll holders.
Above: Josh Owen’s Toilet Paper Hanging Line is made of a silicon band with a magnetic catch, available in Matte Black, Ferrari Red, and Porcelain White; $25 from Gessato. Above: One of my favorites to date, the Concrete Toilet Roll Holder with birch handle by Swedish designer Lovisa Wattman; $65 CAD ($48 USD) from Mjölk. Above: In architect Sheila Narusawa’s house in Cape Cod she keeps extra loo rolls in a basket in the bathroom. Photograph by Matthew Williams for Remodelista: A Manual for the Considered Home. Above: Add a dash of color to the bathroom with the Diabolo Holder, a simple rope and metal hub inspired by sailing equipment and designed by London-based Yang:Ripol Design Studio for Vandiss; $49 at Gessato. Above: Manda from the Merry Thought created a DIY Toilet Paper Holder with a wooden knob, leather string, and a dowel. Above: Spotted in this Swedish bathroom on Stadshem, a hanging string bag that accommodates plenty of rolls, a useful solution in a small space. The Ecobag String Bag is available for $4.99 on Amazon. N.B.: This post is an update; the original story ran on February 28, 2013.
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