Bathroom Compartment
Mike Garten
A bathroom is one of the most high-traffic areas in a home, which means making the most of the space is key. That's where smart storage solutions come in handy. Finding the right cabinets, shelving styles, shower hacks and utility carts to organize essentials like bath towels and toiletries can make or break your bathroom design.
If you're looking to bring more order to your own bathroom, regardless of its size, click through for 25 of our favorite bathroom organization ideas. Not only do these picks feature the right balance of style and function — they won't blow your budget.
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Rustic Towel Ladder
NewAndNostalgicCo etsy.com
$55.00
It's always a good idea to go for a double-duty accent, like this wooden ladder shelf that can be used for hanging towels and adding character to your space.
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Woven Basket
Corral small items, like cosmetics, in these handmade baskets that can dress up the most basic bathroom shelf.
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Bamboo Shower Stool
Diluling amazon.com
$21.99
Not only will this wooden stool give your bathroom a spa-like feel—it's small shelf is perfect for keeping a few of your best hand towels within arm's reach.
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Bathroom Accessory Set
iDesign walmart.com
$55.40
Keep your refillable soap dispenser pump, toothbrush holder and canister all in one neat little spot. You can also use the tray to catch odds and ends.
Good Housekeeping
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Over-the-Door Shelf
Sometimes, all it takes is drawing the eye up to add more style and function to a bathroom. The perfect example? An over-the-door shelf to store extra towels.
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Eric Piasecki Photography LLC
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Oversize Vanity
Snagged a large-scale storage cabinet (bonus points if it's vintage) but not exactly sure where to put it? Consider letting it set the foundation for your bathroom and serve as extra storage space for towels, cosmetics and more.
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Cece Makeup Cosmetic Organizer
Dotted Line wayfair.com
$34.90
Any makeup lover would appreciate this roomy acrylic organizer with drawers and compartments to hold everything from lipsticks to nail polish.
Amazon
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Hanging Shower Caddy
InterDesign amazon.com
$25.02
If your shower doesn't have built-in shelves, a hanging organizer with tiered shelves is the way to go. Plus, it even prevents mildew buildup at the bottles' bases.
UTEX
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Over-the-Toilet Shelves
Opt for these modern ladder shelves over traditional cabinetry to make use of empty space. Throw a few baskets on them for even more organization.
Beachcrest Home
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Zenna
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Classic Wall Cabinet
This roomy wall cabinet has a handy built-in towel bar for drying hands, plus concealed storage for anything you'd like to keep hidden away.
mDesign
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Apothecary Jars
Make cotton balls display-worthy with these elegant lidded glass canisters. The wide mouths at the top make it easy to reach what's left at the bottom.
Better Living
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Shower Dispenser
Just push a button to get your shampoo, conditioner, and body wash — no squeezing required. Another bonus: Your shower will look way less cluttered.
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Towel Rack Wall Mounted with Top Shelf
The best part about this rack? The holders conveniently fit wine bottles, so you can easily move it to your kitchen if you want to redecorate. Just sayin'...
A Beautiful Mess
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Unistyle Rustic Hair Dryer Holder Hair Tools and Styling Supplies Organizer Wooden Storage for Vanity and Bathroom Rustic White Elegant Design Vanity Caddy for Accessories, Makeup, Toiletries (White)
Unistyle amazon.com
$38.79
This organizer resists heat to ensure that you can safely store your styling tools. Stash your other products, clips, pins, and elastics in the extra compartments and bottom drawer.
Katie Friedman
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Hexagon Shelf
WoodShackDesigns1 etsy.com
$27.50
Rethink your bathroom wall décor with this modern shelf unit. It can store your bottles, candles, and extra toilet paper rolls while still looking stylish. Win-win.
OrganizerLogic
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ANDREW MCCAUL
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Drawer Dividers
Drawer dividers simplify your morning makeup search because they prevent lipsticks, brushes, and other favorites from rolling around when you open or close the drawer.
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KATIE FRIEDMAN
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Lazy Susan
Instead of piling up cleaning products and extra toiletries, try adding a lazy Susan to your bathroom closet. When you're on the hunt for a specific product, just spin it around until you find what you're looking for.
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KATIE FRIEDMAN
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Wicker Baskets
The jute basket that just doesn't fit in your bathroom cabinet might have a purpose elsewhere — like on the walls. Hang two above your toilet to hold rolled up towels and discreetly hide toilet paper in a handy spot.
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One Good Thing by Jillee
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Amazon
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DIY Labels
As bathroom necessities change and evolve (Band-Aids, razors, and so on), keep 'em organized with these adorably accessorized mason jars.
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Courtesy of Weldon Owen, weldonowen.com
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Extra Cabinetry
A shallow cabinet with sliding doors adds tons of storage in minimal space. Stick to two sets of towels per family member (assuming you do laundry once a week), plus two sets for guests.
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ANDREW MCCAUL
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Double Rod
Let your towels and delicates dry — without being on display. Install a combination shower-curtain rod and towel bar so items can drip-dry into your tub. (We mounted ours backward, so the towels hang behind the curtain.)
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Source: https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/home/organizing/tips/g424/master-bathroom-organizing/
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