10 Stylish Bathroom Storage Ideas: Creative and Practical Ways to Organize Your Bathroom Without Sacrificing StyleLena HartwellSep 24, 2025Table of Contents1. Floating Shelves Above the Toilet2. Mirror Cabinets3. Over-the-Door Organizers4. Built-in Niches in the Shower5. Vanity with Deep Drawers6. Slim Rolling Carts7. Ladder Racks8. Under-Sink Pull-out Bins9. Above-Door Shelf10. Recessed Wall CabinetsFAQFree Room PlannerDesign your dream room online for free with the powerful room designer toolStart for FREEOne time, I designed a bathroom for a client who insisted on having a vintage clawfoot tub, a massive potted plant, and still "lots of storage"—in an ensuite that barely fit one person. That project taught me that small spaces are where creativity truly shines, and a bathroom is no exception. Today, I’m sharing my favorite 10 stylish bathroom storage ideas that I’ve tested and loved in real homes.1. Floating Shelves Above the ToiletFloating shelves are one of the easiest ways to add storage without eating into your floor space. I often dress them up with baskets or decorative bottles so they look intentional, not just functional.save pin2. Mirror CabinetsReplacing a regular mirror with a mirrored cabinet doubles your storage instantly. I’ve used a recessed design in narrow baths, making them look sleek while hiding all the clutter.save pin3. Over-the-Door OrganizersA simple hanging rack or pocket organizer can turn dead space into storage heaven. I once used this trick in a rental apartment where drilling wasn't an option, and the tenant was thrilled with the extra space—it felt like magic.save pin4. Built-in Niches in the ShowerWhen remodeling, I always suggest adding niches within the shower wall. It's a subtle way to store bottles without adding ugly caddies. Tools like a detailed bathroom design tool make visualizing these niches easy before construction begins.save pin5. Vanity with Deep DrawersForget shallow drawers; deep ones fit hairdryers, cleaning supplies, and more. Just remember to add organizers inside, or you'll spend mornings digging for your toothpaste.save pin6. Slim Rolling CartsIf there's a sliver of space between your vanity and wall, a slim rolling cart can slide right in. I've used these for clients who need both storage and flexibility—they can move them when cleaning.save pin7. Ladder RacksI love leaning ladder racks in bathrooms for towels and baskets—it adds a spa vibe. In one project, I combined it with tips from a free floor plan creator to ensure it didn’t block natural light from the window.save pin8. Under-Sink Pull-out BinsPull-out bins use the awkward under-sink area efficiently. Just be careful with plumbing—measure twice so the bin slides without hitting pipes.save pin9. Above-Door ShelfThat forgotten space above the door is perfect for spare towels or toilet rolls. In a tiny loft bathroom, this hack freed up half the vanity storage for beauty products.save pin10. Recessed Wall CabinetsBy building into the wall, recessed cabinets keep the footprint minimal while offering tons of storage. I once planned these into a micro-bathroom renovation with help from a 3D floor planner to visualize every centimeter—it made all the difference.save pinFAQQ: Are stylish bathroom storage ideas only for big budgets?A: Not at all! Many of these solutions, like floating shelves or over-the-door organizers, are budget-friendly and DIY-friendly.Q: Will adding storage make my bathroom feel smaller?A: Not if you choose streamlined, vertical, or built-in options that keep the floor space open.Start for FREEPlease check with customer service before testing new feature.Free Room PlannerDesign your dream room online for free with the powerful room designer toolStart for FREE