Bathroom storage is a problem that many people encounter at one time or another. Whether you are dealing with a small space, an awkward layout, or an old house that doesn’t have built-in closets and storage solutions, finding the space to store all your bathroom essentials in a functional and stylish way is an ongoing challenge. We asked two interior designers to share their top tips for storing bathroom essentials, and they had some valuable insight to share.
Here are 7 designer-approved tips for storing bathroom essentials that you’ll want to steal.
If built-in storage like closets and recessed shelving are in short supply in your bathroom, adding a piece of storage furniture is a great place to start.
“A vintage armoire or step-back cupboard is perfect for storing towels, toilet paper, and larger items in the bottom section; while toiletries, makeup, and small baskets for storage can go up top,” say Christy Scott Spearman and Kate Duffy of Duffy Scott Interiors.
Not only are these types of pieces super functional, but they can help tell your story through the style of the cabinet, Scott Spearman and Duffy say. Plus, if you’re a fan of vintage or thrifted pieces this is a great opportunity to add some pre-loved charm to your home.
Bathrooms that are short on storage space will inevitably need to store some toiletries and bathroom essentials out in plain sight, so for these items decorative bowls, trays, and baskets are the way to go.
“These can be favorite vintage or heirloom hand-me-downs, or pieces collected from your favorite travels or memories,” Scott Spearman and Duffy say.
Opt for pieces that you find visually appealing and match the existing style of your space for a seamless and intentional look.
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