More and more customers ask for help with small bathroom storage space, particularly when it’s their main family bathroom; There’s a lot of ‘stuff’ to organise and keep tidy.
USE THE SPACE UNDERNEATH YOUR BATHROOM FURNITURE
There are a couple of pieces of bathroom furniture you need to have, such as a WC and a basin. So, create storage space underneath or around them using cleverly designed bathroom furniture.
The basin is one of the most versatile bathroom pieces, so use this to your advantage. Counter-top or semi-countertop gives a stylish and practical storage solution.
Couple a deep draw with a separate storage box. This storage box is on wheels, so it’s easy to roll out then neatly tuck away again underneath. Use for bathroom linen, or even as a space-saving substitute for a laundry basket.
We love this clever option for small bathroom storage. It uses less floor space by running the longest edge of the basin along the wall. There’s a deep cupboard below it, as well as some lovely surface space next to the basin.
For an organised, neat appearance, integrate a slim-fit basin into a vanity unit. Wall-hunging your WC alongside the basin will give your bathroom a sleek look, while also creating a ledge on top for additional
storage.
Use a mirrored cabinet for more storage space, while the mirror also gives the wonderful illusion of space in a small bathroom. You can choose a demister pad and LED lights for added usefulness.
Hanging shelves, floating shelves or cubby holes are a great way to store and display items. We’ve used candles for ours, but you could put more practical items here too. It’s always worth using accessories to open up space in your bathroom.
For the ultimate in decluttering, convert a bathroom wall into a fitted storage unit. This is a great way to ensure every inch is well-used, while quality wood and muted tones gives a sumptuous, luxurious look.
The fitted storage units have the added benefit of a surface ledge, so you can display bathroom items you don’t want to tidy away; like your toothbrush, hand cream or prettier items like candles or vases.
FOR VERY SMALL BATHROOMS
If your bathroom is particularly tiny, it could be worth exploring a wet room. These still give you a fully functioning bathroom, but without a proper shower cubicle. More about whether a wet room is right for you, or take a look at our wet room design board for some inspiration.
VISIT THE BATHROOM WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM
Small bathroom storage can all be about clever design and using the most useful pieces of furniture. Visit our Winchester showroom with your bathroom measurements and our knowledgable team can help you