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Built-In Bathroom Storage Solution
Little space, so much to store, it’s a common problem in many bathrooms. A floor-to-ceiling cabinetry unit — built-in, puts everything from towels to toothpaste in one space and helps the whole room breathe easier.
Building a floor to ceiling length storage and sink unit gives you more space. Creating a room for items you formerly kept in a hall, linen closet or on visually shelves now can be placed above the toilet or in the corner. Check kitchen cabinet catalogs for stock pieces you can combine and arrange into the bathroom storage unit you’ve always dreamed of.
Allocate drawers just above the counter top for small essentials you use every day. Designate shelves installed between your head and waist height for hair care and other grooming products. A cushioned bench, handy for applying after-bath lotion, adds potential under seat storage.
Glass-door upper cabinets let you control what to display and what to disguise. For more camouflage, hang opaque fabric panels on small interior curtain rods.
Lower shelves can be back-friendly if they contain lightweight paper supplies or infrequently used. Storing items in baskets makes it easy to take it out and to put it on.
This small drawer is ideal for storing perfumes away from potentially damaging sunlight and the risk of accidental spills.
A built-in cupboard with glass doors encourages tidiness within. Stack towels and bath sheets on the top shelves and relegate less petty bathroom necessities to the closed lower cabinet.
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Corner Cupboard
An unused corner, the solution is built-in with shuttered doors and open display shelves.
Corners are often great places to add more storage. Though the corner cabinet by the window maybe about 10 inches deep, the storage it provides is invaluable. Go high with units such as this to take advantage of every inch of space.
Use the space at the end of the counter top. A narrow cabinet combines a medicine chest below with open display shelves above, and is crowned with molding along the top to help blend it in with other features in the room.
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