Bathroom organisation is attainable for all baths, regardless of their size. Small bathrooms often face more of a challenge because they need to pack a lot of utility into a tiny footprint. However, there are basic organizational principles every bath should follow. Ideally, you need a space that can store toilet paper, towels, toothbrushes, and other everyday essentials while still looking nice and decluttered.
Here are some bathroom organizing ideas that address small bathroom storage, organizers for large baths, and some tips to help you maximize any space.
Add a Shelving Unit Above the Toilet
Many companies sell shelving units that are made to fit around standard-size toilets. Stylistically these units often look pretty basic. So another option is to build custom open shelves above the toilet for additional storage. Doing it yourself provides more of an opportunity to match the shelving with your home decor style.
Use Cups or Jars for Storage
This medicine cabinet became much more functional with the addition of three mason jars. By storing items vertically inside a cup or jar, you can make better use of the vertical space inside the cabinet. One bathroom organizing tip to consider is to try to keep like items together. For instance, one jar could be for cotton balls, one for cotton swabs, and another for miscellaneous items.
Use a Label Maker to Beautify Basic Containers
Labeling isn't just for function; it's for style too. When you use streamlined containers with an attractive label, everything looks more appealing and put together. Experiment with a mix of storage containers, baskets, and apothecary jars that work well together. However, before you purchase organizing products, first sort through all your bathroom items to determine how you want to categorize them, so you can buy it tailored to them.
Coordinate Bottles to Cut Down on Clutter
Showers and tub surrounds are often cluttered with multiple shampoos and soap bottles. One way to encourage a minimal approach to bath products is to coordinate your bottles. Transfer your shampoo and other products into a matching set of bottles. You'll be so caught up keeping your bottles looking photo-ready that you'll be less tempted to buy any unnecessary products.
Add a Tiered Organizer if You Have Extra Floor Space
Any bathroom with a little extra floor space could benefit from the addition of a tiered organizer. Some people use small rolling carts which have the added benefit of being easily mobile to move supplies to where you need them. Stock the top levels with items you use regularly, and store infrequently used items, such as extra toilet paper, on the bottom. Plus, a smaller tiered tray would work well for storage on the bathroom counter.
Stack Toilet Paper in a Basket
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