We are continuing on our home organizing quest — next up on our list is our shared family bathroom. While we do have an ensuite bathroom for our master bedroom, this bathroom is the workhorse of our house, functioning as both our general family bathroom for our two grade-school girls and as the guest bathroom for anyone who is visiting. My girls are typical young kid untidy and the constant disorganization is starting to give me gray hair, so it’s high time we add some bathroom organization! There are so many space-saving bathroom storage ideas, so we created a vlog to show you what we have in mind and how we’re planning it out (and be sure to subscribe to our channel to see how it turns out when we finish the project!)
What do you think, would built-in storage between the studs like we’re planning work for you and your bathroom? And should we put the mirror over it as a kind of sliding door? (Which was MY idea first — the video is my witness!)
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We are big fans of using in-wall space to add storage and function without taking up valuable square footage when floor space is limited! And, psst, this kind of storage can be added pretty much anywhere: bathroom, kids room, craft room, kitchen, anywhere you need some storage and have some space inside the wall.
Our small bathroom already has a space-saving pocket door — it’s more intensive than installing a barn door, but also a much more convenient space-saver since it uses the space in the wall and doesn’t require the same kind of wall space as a rolling door with hardware. Plus, a pocket door provides more privacy than a barn door, which is especially important for a shared hall bathroom vs. an ensuite bathroom where the added privacy might not be as needed.
Get our tips and tutorial for installing a pocket door .
Space-Saving Bathroom Storage Ideas for Small Bathrooms
If your bathroom needs some storage and organizing help like ours, check out these other space-saving ideas we’ve installed and featured:
3: simple rustic wood wall bins
(or see an easy rustic bathroom shelf here)
6: extra large recessed medicine cabinet from scratch
(or see how to install an off-the-shelf recessed medicine cabinet here)
About Cass
Cassity started Remodelaholic with her husband, Justin, to share their love for knocking out walls together. Since then, Remodelaholic has become a great community and resource for all those wanting to know how to make their builder-grade home BEAUTIFUL on a budget!
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