Bathroom Storage Spaces - Inspirational Photo Ideas

One of the simplest and most inexpensive options is special plastic racks. They can be with closed boxes-boxes or just with shelves. You can place a lot of things, but the disadvantages include perhaps not a very presentable look and the need to find a place for the freestanding rack itself.

We have written about the important role various accessories can play in the design of the bathroom. Indeed, if you show your imagination, then ordinary flower pots can decorate a shelf under a mirror, and you can put a lot of little things in them.

A cabinet under the sink is a traditional storage option. This place should be used wisely, not being empty. This piece of furniture, which cannot be called an ordinary cabinet, will look original.

If you do not hang towels as usual, but store them rolled up, they will take up less space. An interesting option is these wicker baskets on the wall right above the toilet, different sizes for different towels.

Shelving again, but this time open, metal, which took the empty space above the cistern of the classic toilet. Not a bad option, even for a tiny separate bathroom, where nothing usually fits.

Storage locations from the hand-made series can look very interesting, and most importantly - unusual. Simple wooden boxes, a shelf with holes for glasses with all sorts of small sundries, a metal basket for toilet paper - the bathroom will turn out a little retro, but quite functional.

Using the cabinet door from the inside is a great idea! Suitable for small items such as cosmetics. Keeping toothbrushes outside the door, according to hygiene experts, is a more acceptable option, so they will not get splashed, including when flushing the toilet.

Also clearly manual and deliberately rude work - simple glass jars on twisted wire and an ennobled hanger with different handles. Everything is very simple, you will immediately see what is in which bank.

A very beautiful display cabinet has become a decoration of the bathroom, also thanks to the lighting. The downside is that all objects are in plain sight, so you have to store here only what you don't need to hide from prying eyes.

The space under the bathroom is often not fully utilized. How do you like this shelf that opens with the side wall? Conveniently, there is no need to look for household chemicals - they are immediately visible.

Another unusual piece of bathroom furniture. Again, a stand under the sink, which opens from all sides, allowing you to place a lot of useful items here. And the closet itself will definitely decorate the bathroom thanks to its original design.

Probably the most common and popular option, which has long been tested by time, but has not lost its popularity, is corner shelves for everything you need for hygiene procedures. An inexpensive plastic corner fits just about anywhere.