New pieces of furniture for the bathroom: 6 ingenious, space-saving solutions
Most of us could probably do with a few extra shelves in the bathroom, but often, we lack the space necessary. Given this, check out the 6 ingenious solutions listed below that can help solve this problem:
1. Doors, drawers and shelves: what more could you want?
This solution is perfect for a small, tall/narrow space. In the pictured single piece of furniture, you have several small doors, drawers and shelving at the top to store your hairdryers, brushes, straighteners and neatly and accessibly.
2. Countertop container with an opening front
Small items - nail polish bottles, razors, files, etc - often end up clattering bathroom countertops. So, how about using a freestanding cabinet with a front-opening door in your bathroom to store these things? This way, you will have everything within easy reach, but hidden from view. Outstanding!
3. What about the toilet rolls?
Do you have toilet paper rolls laying around in the bathroom? Never one to hand when you need it most? Well, pictured here, is a "towering" furnishing item that can neatly store your spare toilet rolls, keeping them out of sight and readily to hand.
4. An alternative...
The above toilet paper "tower" roll holder is a good solution, but perhaps you need to store a bigger supply. This is where the pictured furnishing item can come in handy. Similar in style to the tower, the opening is at the bottom, allowing for a more "dense", numerous packing of the rolls.
5. Open-backed, multipurpose cabinet
This cabinet has an open back which, as can be see here, can store a myriad of bathroom object (including toilet rolls). Mounted on wheels, this cabinet can easily be turned around to "face the wall", hiding all the stored items from view.
6. Solution to be included in the "bottlenecks"
If, however, you need something that will fit in small, narrow gaps, the pictured storage item could be for you. Open on both sides, this handy storage unit can be easily slid into/out of tight spaces in your bathroom.
Great solutions, don't you think?
If you think your bathroom is too small to accommodate new storage solutions, you are probably wrong. Take a few measurments and see what you can find (perhaps using this article as a guide). Happy searching!
