Floating Terra Cotta Pot Shelf Bathroom Organization

Lastly, I used my right angle attachment to drive the screw into a stud in the wall by Bree’s vanity mirror. I’m not sure how else to do this without a right angle attachment–that little gadget was a game changerr

Here is a final shot of the shelf with the terra cotta pots in it all nice and pretty. I know the shelf is a little closer to the shower than the vanity (not centered) but I was forced to mount the shelf this way because I had to mount it in a stud.

To go with Bree’s bathroom colors, I decided to paint the outside of the pots with a pretty blue/grey color I had on hand for another project–the color is called “French Colony” and I think it really tied the shelf organization shelf with the rest of the bathroom. Now Brianna has a cute little place to store her beauty essentials so that her vanity stays nice and clean, free of clutter. She can also easily remove the pots if need be.

Materials I used for this project:

• 5/4×8′ common board (Home Depot)
• 3 (4″) terra cotta pots (Home Depot)
• Dewalt 20v max drill (on hand)
• 2 1/2″ TimberLOK screw (Home Depot)
• 3/4″ paddle bit (on hand)
• 3/16″ drill bit (on hand)
• 3 5/8″ hole saw (on hand)
• Countersink drill bit (on hand)
• Dewalt Right Angle Attachment (on hand)
• Measuring tape (on hand)
• 1″ angled trim paint brush (on hand (from Home Depot))
• Behr Premium Plus Interior Semi-Gloss Enamel Ultra Pure White Paint & Primer in One (on hand (from Home Depot))
• Fine grit sandpaper (on hand)
• Dewalt miter saw (on hand)
• Behr Premium Plus Ultra Interior Satin Enamel Stain-Blocking Paint & Primer in One (color: French Colony) (Home Depot)

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