27 Ways to Organize Your Bathroom

Tame your toiletries and restore order

In our month-long Organizational Blitz, see how Sweeten homeowners have whipped their homes into shape.

An organized bathroom can seem like a distant dream, especially when you consider that it’s usually the smallest room in the home. With such limited storage space, many of us resort to using a nearby closet for stray items, or a shelving unit that towers over the toilet, which only adds to the chaos. Say goodbye to lackluster storage and minimize clutter once and for all with these solutions.

Vanities are often the largest piece of furniture in the bathroom and they also have the most potential for storage and organization. This IKEA model is a popular choice.

Tackle organization on multiple fronts like these five homeowners who combined several solutions that work well together—like pairing an extra large medicine cabinet with a roomy vanity and baskets underneath.

Read up on the different kinds of built-ins, cabinets, and shelving that you can use to configure your bath’s storage.

So you’ve reconsidered the vanity and installed a bigger medicine cabinet, but you still have a few things that need a home. Try open shelves that match the look and feel of the bath.

Last but not least, don’t forget about the shower. A few corner shelves or tiled niches will go far in corralling shampoo and conditioner bottles.

Don’t miss our previous posts in the Organizational Blitz series; 39 Ways to Organize Your Kitchen and Budget Basics: Bath Renovation Costs.

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