Rent to Own.ph: We've had a chance to stay in a place where the bathroom was tiny! It got us thinking on clever ways storage can be put in without compromising style. These ideas given by apartmenttherapy are worth mentioning.
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1. Add a shelf above the sink for easy access to the things you use every day. Image from House Beautiful.
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www.renttoown.ph 2. Don't neglect the space above your toilet. This is a great spot for a cabinet, some shelves, or maybe just a basket for toiletries or reading materials. Image from My Fabuless Life. |
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www.renttoown.ph 3. Hang spice racks (like the IKEA BEKVAM shown here) on the wall to organize makeup. Image from Serena Kelley. |
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www.renttoown.ph 4. No space for a towel rack? Hang them on the back of the door. Image fromBob Vila. |
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www.renttoown.ph 5. Mount a shelf above the door, like Hilary from My So-Called Home. |
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www.renttoown.ph 6. Hanging your hair dryer on the inside of the cabinet door will save space and save you time, since it will be a lot easier to find. |
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www.renttoown.ph 7. Drawers inside your cabinets will maximize storage space... and make it a lot easier to find small items. Image from Real Simple. |
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www.renttoown.ph 8. Or try this: use a lazy susan inside your bathroom cabinets to make small items easier to access. Image from BHG. |
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www.renttoown.ph 9. If you have a pedestal sink or wall-mount sink and no cabinets to speak of, there is still hope for you. These RÅGRUND shelves from IKEA are designed to fit around a pedestal sink or the pipe of a wall-mounted sink. And if the RÅGRUND doesn't suit your bathroom style, try this organizer designed to go around a pedestal sink. |
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