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Conquering bathroom
Something about bathroom drawers makes them more prone to mess. Maybe it's all the hair knick-knacks like brushes,
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Drawer Trays and Drawer Organisers Drawer trays are great for organizing your make-up accessories. They work best in shallow drawers and come with a variety of compartments of different sizes and shapes. |
Plastic bins are perfect for bathroom storage because they can get wet and are easy to clean. Bins with lids can be stuffed with haircare products and stuck under the sink, while open bins can be stuck in deep drawers for easy access. |
Decorative baskets with cloth liners are not only functional, but they also can provide proper storage for some of your more cherished bathroom items that you don't mind being out for everyone to see. |
If you're organising on a budget, opt for items that aren't custom for a bathroom. Spice racks work nicely to store nail polish bottles, for instance, as they allow you to see the different colours easily. |
If you find that there's simply not enough drawer space for all your bathroom goodies, it may be time to add some new pieces of furniture. Stick to items that can be mounted on the wall so they don't take up any extra space. |
If you're drowning in bottles of face creams,,
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Colour code your bathroom soaps and lotions with glass and steel bottles. You can even use these for a more handsome look for your shampoos--nobody says you have to keep them in those unsightly plastic containers! |
Jars are great for storing bath salts, soap flakes and other bathroom essentials. You can colour code their contents too, matching them to your bathroom's colour scheme. |
If you want to keep all your shower accessories close by and out of sight, a shower caddy may be a practical option for you. They easily mount to the shower wall with hooks or suction cups and come in various shapes and sizes to suit your needs. |
Going along with the idea of coloured antique bottles for storage, lotion and soap dispensers can be equally fashionable as well as convenient (due to their attached pumps). |
If you have a big family, chances are you'll need a bunch of towels.
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Towel racks come in all shapes and sizes, so don't be fooled by your preconceived notions. Some racks are mounted to the wall and allow for the towel to hang and dry, while others are often metal shelves where towels can be stacked. For a super space and time saver, try a rack that can dry multiple towels at once, like the one shown above. |
Towel hooks are another handy way to hang and dry multiple towels at once. They can be mounted virtually anywhere in the bathroom and take up little space when not being used. Plus, many hooks are small and unobtrusive, so they'll hardly mess with the rest of your bathroom décor. |
Slender, tall towel cabinets make a lovely aesthetic addition to any bathroom and take up little space. Usually outfitted with several shelves for towels and other small bathroom items, these storage pieces are ideal for bathrooms that see a lot of traffic! |
Sink vanities often come with an open shelf mounted on the bottom that makes a wonderful extra space for towel storage. Plus, it makes for easy access when washing your hands or face. |
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