Bathroom Organizer Ideas For a Cleaner, More Organized Surface

Organize your bathroom by installing shelving that coordinates with your style and holds everything from towels to decor. Look for shelving that goes with cabinet drawer organizers or tray turntables for a beautiful finished effect.

Conquer your bathroom countertop and cabinet space with simple storage options for styling hair and find products and tricks to do exactly that.

Towels & Linens
Linen closet shelf dividers are a life saver for towels and other linens that might get lost when pushed onto them. For easily stowing extra bath towels, a wall-mounted caddy works well, but baskets or plastic containers also work in bathrooms with a small bathroom space.

Custom made baskets : These baskets are great decorative pieces that you can add a contemporary, budget-friendly accent to any bathroom space such as wicker baskets that add texture and warmth to hide messes such as hot tools, extra rolls of toilet paper, and daily essentials. Or why not showcase beauty wares (cleansing products, cosmetic bottles, etc) that can be decorated with them on minimalist shelves?

Upcycling housewares can even give you affordable bathroom storage. Fix an old file case to the side of your vanity to keep makeup and cotton balls organized; mount suction-cup sponge holders to your backsplash or mirror to store cotton balls and brushes easily.

Countertops
No one likes a cluttered counter in their bathroom, follow these smart storage tips for a tidy countertop.

Don’t scatter perfumes, lotions and other make-up all over a vanity drawer or counter space, instead store it all in a pretty tray for easy access. There is sure to be one in various sizes and shapes that goes with your bathroom!

Use a vase of flowers or houseplants to adorn the bathroom counter for an extra dose of greenery and to counterbalance the space’s systematic storage. This adornment makes the room more cozy.

As an upscale storage solution, a freestanding shelves unit built to the height and space requirements of your bathroom is a perfect solution that doesn’t take up valuable counter space. A multi-tiered shelf is best for shower bathrooms because it keeps the bottles from becoming damp on the bottom and the soap, shampoo, and conditioner in easy reach.

Cabinets
Cabinets are a must have for any bathroom and they provide plenty of storage options. From shelves that can be separated by the dividers to pull-out hampers, to cabinets that can be configured for your particular purpose, cabinets are all around options to store everything from everyday tweezers and scissors to razors that could otherwise be out of control.

Cabinets built-in will blend in perfectly with bathroom décor for a modern look. They can also easily integrate with architectural eccentricities or plumbing arrangements better than single items of furniture could.

A built-in hamper is a good solution in a closet or cabinet where you don’t see it, but the unit removes dirty towels and towels instantly while storing extra toilet paper, hotel shampoo samples, and more stock. A catch-all tray, glass vase or mini-bins for cotton balls and Q-tips might keep them in order and small magnetic strips on the back of cabinet doors might hold metal items like tweezers and scissors securely.

Shelving
If space allows, consider having built-in shelving installed in your bathroom for better storage that is both decorative and functional. Bria Hammel created a shower that’s actually a mudroom with shelves built in, benches and closed cabinets to store extra towels – the result? A truly practical storage solution!

Open shelving is one of the most used ways to store your bathroom necessities and keep them on display, but the things on those shelves can be exposed to changing temperatures and moisture that could damage surfaces. So you’ll have to think very carefully about what goes on your shelves and whether you pick out containers that look similar to achieve a nice looking set.

Organize items by category with baskets and bins. With everything from cotton balls in an apothecary jar to hand towels on racks, you’ll find this storage solution helps to make space.