5 Clever Storage Ideas for Small Bathrooms

Published by: Kevin Sears

11th September 23

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Finding storage solutions for a small bathroom can be a challenge. Limited floor space, odd layouts, and compact fixtures can make it hard to keep everything organised. But with the right ideas, you can create a space that’s functional and clutter-free.

Here are our five storage ideas for your small bathroom.

1. Go for a mirrored cabinet

A mirrored cabinet serves double duty by offering storage space while also reflecting light, which can make a small bathroom feel larger. Opt for models with built-in lighting or shaver sockets to enhance functionality. Consider recessed options that sit flush with the wall for a sleek, modern look

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2. Opt for a wall-hung vanity units

Wall-hung vanities create the illusion of more space by exposing more of the bathroom floor. Choose a model with drawers or built-in organisers to store your essentials neatly. For added storage, consider a vanity with pull-out shelves or compartments for smaller items like hairdryers and skincare products.

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3. Install a ladder shelf above your toilet

Installing a ladder shelf that fits over the toilet can utilise a typically overlooked area. This setup can hold decorative baskets, jars with bathroom essentials, or even a few books and plants. By using the vertical space above the toilet, you add style and function without taking up additional floor space.

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4. Utilise wall niches and wall-mounted shelving

Your small bathroom may not have the capacity for a new cabinet to solve your storage woes, but it may have more space than you think – you just have to get creative.

When floor space is limited, look to your walls. Wall niches or recessed shelving offer built-in storage that doesn’t take up any extra room. Use them in your shower or above the toilet for toiletries and decorative items.

Simple open shelving is also a great idea. You can decorate your space nicely without closing off an entire space, which opens up more space than a closed cabinet would.

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5. Turn your bathroom door into an extended wardrobe

Like empty wall space, a bathroom door that’s only used as, well, a door is a missed opportunity if space is at a premium in your bathroom. The good news is that fixing this is a very quick and easy job – all thanks to the simple brilliance of Robe Hooks.

After an easy installation you now have a neat and tidy solution for towels, robes and any other clothing that typically clutters your space – an absolute must for bathrooms of all sizes. And if you’ve already installed robe hooks in your bathroom but they’re overcrowded, create even more space with a Towel Rail.

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Conclusion

Remember, the key is to utilise every inch wisely, think vertically, look for hidden storage opportunities, and choose fixtures and furniture that serve multiple purposes. With these ideas, your small bathroom can feel more spacious, practical, and beautiful. 

Kevin Sears

About Kevin Sears

Kevin Sears is a bathroom and interior design blogger here at 34 St John. He creates original content utilising his extensive knowledge of the bathroom industry and latest trends.

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