4 Smart Space-Saving Hacks For Small Bathrooms
Image credit: But First, Coffee via YouTube
If you have a small bathroom and are finding it difficult to organize or make it look more spacious, then you should check out this video tutorial by But First, Coffee on YouTube. You will be surprised and amazed by how easy it actually is to give your bathroom more space and at the same time add more storage for your supplies making it look neat and more organized. Read the details down below and learn more tips and tricks by watching the video tutorial.
Materials:
- Rolling carts
- Command hooks
- Floating shelves
- Mirrors
Directions:
1.) Use rolling carts
There are spaces and tiny spots in the bathroom that are sometimes too awkward or hard to fill. To use those spaces, purchase some thin rolling carts, then fill them with your bathroom supplies, and fit them inside those tiny spaces. This is also easy to pull out when you need some supplies and it could fit anywhere. Plus, you can use these rolling carts to fill the spaces beside the fridge, too, and fill them with your spices.
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2.) Consider installing small floating shelves
Adhere some command hooks on the wall of your bathroom sink, then hang the small plastic shelves, and fill them with your most used items. You can also customize the arrangement of the shelves however you like and use whatever size you want. This is also renter-friendly because you can easily remove the shelves without breaking or ruining the house’s walls.
3.) Installing open shelves
If you want to save space at the bottom and allow more storage in your bathroom, then try to install large open shelves, and store larger stuff and supplies in your bathroom. You can also put the rest of your toilet paper rolls, your laundry baskets or trays, and you can even put some plants in there. This lets you organize your stuff in the bathroom without compromising or minimizing the space.
4.) Mirrors with shelves
Instead of installing just plain mirrors in your bathroom sink, use mirrors with built-in shelves in them. You can install a medicine cabinet on the wall and at the back of the mirror, then place some of your skincare products inside, too. For powder rooms, opt for something with a little shelf at the bottom.
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