Quick & Easy Bath Storage
Bathrooms equal small spaces, high humidity, and lots of stuff. Here are clever ideas to order the chaos without breaking the bank.
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If you have countertop space around your sink, add a tray or platter to keep frequently used toiletries at hand. Cups or vases creatively hold brushes and combs while freeing up extra space for other essentials.
Set a large woven basket next to the sink for instant storage. Stock it with plenty of fresh, fluffy towels to add soft texture to the space.
Steal this idea from your favorite hotel: install a towel rack above the bathtub or next to a sink so they're easy to grab when needed.
An unused area beneath a modern sink offers ample space for storage. For a trendy take on traditional storage, roll up towels and place them in wooden magazine racks in the open space.
Simple shelves and hooks help organize the bath and keep essentials off the countertops and floors. Easy-to-assemble shelves are available at home centers and hooks are an inexpensive way to hang towels and robes.
Boost bathroom storage by adding a shelf above the sink -- an especially handy solution if you have a pedestal sink. Choose a shelf with enough space to hold items used daily. This shelf?s style mimics the curvy light fixtures and creates a subtle color contrast with the crisp white space.
A simple cube storage unit, commonly used in home offices, can be an inexpensive way to add extra storage. Adapt a standard piece to be more bathroom-friendly by adding towel hooks and frosted cabinet doors.
Slide canvas-lined wicker baskets filled with towels and toiletries under your sink to make good use of the real estate. Put the side of your vanity to good use by installing a small towel bar or hooks for hand towels.






Agree with Karen. One of my wall's space is taken by over-the-toilet cabinet and mirror over the sink. A mere 3-5 inches between them and tub/shower enclosure and corner. 2nd wall, 8" between corner and window on left & right. 3rd wall is taken by built in cabinetry 22" wide with approx. 6-8 inches between door (which is at the corner) and same inches between cabinetry and tub shower enclosure (which takes up the whole 4th wall).
1/9/2012 09:47:15 AM Report AbuseMost of these items you can purchase at Ikea.
11/9/2011 11:25:05 AM Report AbuseMost of these ideas are sweet if you have a big bathroom. I'd like to see ideas for micro cramped ones. The bucket on a hook idea would work. I do hate to put holes in my new drywall. As to towels on shelves, if you use them often it will not be a problem.
10/28/2011 09:36:41 AM Report AbuseNo, I have my towels on open shelving and have never seen any dust on them!
10/24/2011 01:50:05 PM Report AbuseWhere can I buy this towel rack?
8/29/2011 11:45:38 AM Report AbuseI wonder like those towels putting there day by day,do they get dust easily??Please give me an answer!
3/11/2010 12:14:55 AM Report Abuse