Bathroom Storage Ideas
Small Bathroom Storage Ideas Without Drilling
Most small bathrooms have three spots with free space: over the toilet, inside the shower and behind the door.
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Over the toilet storage rack
Uses the wall above the toilet for towels and extras.
The wall above the toilet is the biggest unused space in most small bathrooms.
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Adhesive shower caddy
Holds bottles without drilling into tile.
Adhesive shower shelves hold bottles without drilling, which matters if you rent.
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Over the door towel rack
Adds towel space behind the door.
Not enough towel bars? An over the door rack adds two or three in seconds.
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Narrow rolling cart
Fits in the gap between toilet and wall or sink.
The gap between the toilet and the wall fits a narrow rolling cart for toiletries.
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Drawer organizer trays
Stop small items from becoming one drawer pile.
Small trays in the bathroom drawer give every item a spot.
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Wall mounted hair tool holder
Keeps a dryer and straightener off the counter.
A hair tool holder on the cabinet door gets the dryer off the counter for good.
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Corner shelf
Uses the dead corner above the sink or tub.
Corners are dead space. A small corner shelf holds daily items right where you use them.
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Matching pump bottles
Decant soap and shampoo to calm visual clutter.
Matching pump bottles make a small bathroom look less busy instantly.