40 Best Bathroom Storage Ideas to Keep Your Small Space Tidy

Between hair dryers, curling irons, straighteners, and more, they can take up a lot of space. And don't even get us started on tangled cords! Finding a nifty hair tool organizer is a great way to keep the mess to a minimum.

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Not only do these wicker baskets provide so much extra space, but they look so chic, too! We love how they're placed on an open shelf under the counter for pull-out ease, but you could also place them in your cabinets or set a few along the wall.

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There are so many reasons to invest in a nice bathroom stool: you can use it as a place to set folded towels, place a tray on top to hold toiletries, or sit on it while getting ready. Consider a stool with a removable top for even more storage inside.

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You probably already have a shower caddy hanging on your shower head, but why stop there? Add a few more to the walls of your shower using Command hooks, then say goodbye to cluttered shampoo bottles!

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Find a rotating tray to set on your counters or add a more permanent lazy susan in your cabinets. Either way, this nifty storage idea allows easy access to anything you place on it. Just spin it around, grab, and go.

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Who wouldn't want more counter space? Especially when it's this beautiful! A DIY vanity provides the perfect place to get ready and creates even more room for your cosmetics and beauty products.

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Baskets don't necessarily have to stay on the floor or in cabinets. Make your own DIY shelves with a few wire baskets. They'll give your bathroom a unique look and can hold so many things. Be sure to add a few decorative items, too!

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Don't overlook the small storage space provided by your toilet! Grab a cute tray to set on top, then fill it with toilet paper or other small necessities.

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If you have a long wall in your bathroom, consider adding a bench to make the most of your space—and get some much needed storage. The bench can be used to hold folded towels or baskets of other bathroom items. Plus, it makes for a nice sitting spot!

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Skip the shoes and instead use this over-the-door organizer to store anything from hair brushes and curling irons to hairspray bottles and rolled up towels!

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This good-looking ladder makes use of vertical space in the bathroom while keeping hand towels easily accessible. The whimsical basket at the foot of it can hold anything from extra towels to toilet paper and more.

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You probably have them for your kitchen utensils, so why not trick out your bathroom vanity drawers with dividers? Sort everything into groups like eyes, teeth, hair, and then label each section to help keep it all straight.

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Just because something is useful doesn't mean it can't be stylish, and vice versa. Here, a lovely vintage cream and sugar set holds cotton swabs and pads, and a lantern container holds bath bombs. Both add considerable charm to the space while helping to keep it organized.

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This trusty hook rack, which simply slides over door tops, will keep towels off of the floor and organized even in the tiniest bathrooms. And installation couldn't be easier!

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Instead of towel bars, which are impossible for small hands to keep orderly, think about hanging monogram hooks in the kids' bathroom. It'll help the littles keep track of which towel belongs to who, too.

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If you love sinking into a steaming hot bubble bath, then you'll want to make sure that space stays uncluttered. A bath tray can hold necessities like candles, books, soaps and more (dare we say a wine glass?) so your beloved tub stays tidy.

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Is there anything you can't do with Mason jars? One thing you definitely can do is DIY a nifty distressed set of jars that'll be perfect in your farmhouse bathroom. Because they come in so many sizes, plan to stash anything from toothbrushes to cotton balls in them.

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If you have a closet in your bathroom, you probably struggle night and day to prevent it from turning into a total shambles. Stackable plastic organizers, as seen here, just could be the answer. (Some towel-folding skills won't hurt, either.)

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Save money and spruce up that messy bathroom with these storage containers made from upcycled diaper boxes (though you could use any cardboard box you want). We love their cohesive look, which is ideal if you're going to have them visible.

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Medicine cabinets are plenty useful for helping keep things like makeup and toothpaste orderly, but this idea allows you to utilize even more space inside. Simply adhere magnets to the back of the cabinet and then stick anything metal, like nail clippers, bobby pins, or eyelash curlers to them.

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