Cabinets

If the bathroom is small, the space under the sink should be used as much as possible. Cabinets can have a base, stand on legs or be suspended, which reduces the amount of storage space, but makes cleaning easier.

When choosing a cabinet, it is important to consider the size of the bathroom: the wider the furniture, the more space is used for storage.

Cabinet under the sink Cabinet

Pull-out drawers

Such designs are convenient because they facilitate access to the internal contents: After opening the deep drawer, all things are in plain sight, and not hidden in distant corners. The pull-out design is indispensable in niche cabinets and under-sink cabinets. Inside you can place not only hygiene products, but also sockets for a curling iron or hair dryer.

Drawers

The photo shows a design with a well-thought-out storage system for electrical appliances, household chemicals and a laundry basket.

Tall drawer Internal filling of the cabinet

Wall-mounted cabinets

Closed cabinets that are hung on the wall are an indispensable element of the storage system for the bathroom. They can be located above the washing machine, toilet or sink. Behind their facades, the cabinets hide tubes and jars of cosmetics, which are not recommended to be left in plain sight. Cabinets with mirrored doors are especially functional.

Wall cabinets Mirror over the sink

Open shelves

Compact shelves are usually used to store things that should always be at hand (shampoos and soap), as well as decor that emphasizes the individuality of the interior.

The advantage of shelves is that they can be located in any area: above the bathtub, above the washing machine or door, in the corner. For example, chrome corner shelves are convenient because they take up little space, have hooks for washcloths and can be attached without drilling.

Shelves

The photo shows shelves for the bathroom, made with your own hands.

Corner shelf Wall shelves

Built-in shelving

Even a small recess in the wall can be used for storing things, especially in a small bathroom. The wooden shelving unit shown in the first photo has become the main highlight of the interior. But if you don’t want to leave most of the items in plain sight, you can cover the structure by attaching fabric or a roller blind.

Narrow shelving unit Wide shelving unit

Freestanding shelving units

This storage idea is suitable for spacious bathrooms. Open structures look light and stylish, they can be rearranged if necessary, and the contents can be changed depending on needs.

It is worth remembering that an abundance of things makes the room cluttered, so it is recommended to use baskets and boxes to maintain order.

Shelf in the shower Bamboo shelving Shelf under the sink

Niches

If during the renovation the open pipes were sewn into a plasterboard box, then in some places recesses could form. Usually they are not left unused and are turned into shelves for storing various items for the bathroom. Niche shelves can consist of several parts or form a single structure.

Niches with glass shelves Niches with lighting

Shelves on wheels

Mobile shelves are made of metal or plastic and have a wide range of shapes. The wheels allow you to use them anywhere, and their compact size allows you to fit them even in a small area.

Shelf on wheels Plastic mobile shelf

Storage on rails

This convenient device can be used as a crossbar for drying towels and washcloths, to attach baskets to it, and also to hang hooks for various items. The railing allows for optimal storage even in the smallest bathroom.

White railing

The photo shows a white railing to match the tiles, fixed without drilling.

Rails Baskets on rails

Radius shelves

For owners of tulip sinks, this accessory is a real find, since the space under the sanitary appliance with a leg is often empty. The rounded shape of the shelf maximally fills the space, and the movable rollers allow you to adjust the location of the structure.

Shelves around the sink Radius shelf

Storage under the bathtub

Such a system should be thought out at the initial stage of the renovation, since it is made to order in accordance with the dimensions of the bowl. These can be open shelves, folding or pull-out drawers. There is enough space under the bathtub to store not only detergents, but also a basin.

Open storage

The photo shows a combined bathroom with shelves built into the side of the bathtub.

Folding drawers Pull-out drawer under the bathtub

Ladder for towels

A fashionable accessory today instantly makes the bathroom stylish and unusual. This is the perfect solution for storing and drying towels in a spacious bathroom.

Towel ladder Ladder and basket

Pockets

Pockets for storing tubes, combs and other small items are one of the most budget-friendly and useful life hacks. They can be hung on the wall, door or shower curtain rod.

Pockets Pockets on the rod

Baskets

Connoisseurs of eco-style, as well as Scandinavian and rustic trends, use baskets in the bathroom not only for storing dirty laundry. Wicker containers can be placed on open shelves, adding coziness to the interior, hidden in cabinets, sorting items, and hung on the wall.

Laundry basket

The photo shows a basket with a hinged lid, complementing the interior with elements of rustic style.

Baskets under the countertop Baskets on the walls

Compact chest of drawers

Another interesting idea for storage in the bathroom is a portable plastic cabinet with drawers. This accessory is indispensable if you need additional storage space in the bathroom: the cabinet can be placed on a washing machine, a dressing table, or used in a country house.

Portable shelving unit Tabletop shelving unit