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Wooden shower stool -

Not only will this wooden stool give your bathroom a spa-like feel, it's also perfect for keeping a few of your best hand towels or lotions within arm's reach.

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Get an open shelf for extra storage -

No linen closet? No problem. Add a simple shelf to your bathroom for paper products, towels, etc. Not only will this infuse personality into your space, it will also instantly create extra storage opportunities.

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Mason jar units -

If you're running low on storage space, get your hands on some good old Mason jars. They're great to put on your shelves to hold makeup brushes, cotton balls, toothbrushes, and more.

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Makeup organizer -

This roomy acrylic organizer is a dream for any makeup lover. It has plenty of space, with drawers and compartments to hold everything from lipsticks to nail polish.

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Oversized vanity -

If you have the possibility of getting a large vanity for your bathroom, do so. This large-scale cabinet is perfect for extra storage space for towels, cosmetics, and more.

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Corner shelves -

These convenient corner shelves make the most out of whatever layout you have. Use them as a spot for candles, plants, or just for extra rolls of toilet paper.

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Classic wall cabinet -

This roomy wall cabinet is a bathroom classic and offers the perfect concealed storage space for anything you'd like to keep hidden away. Think of medicines or cleaning products.

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Towel ladder -

These ladders are a great bathroom accent. It can both serve for hanging towels and adding character to your space.

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Lazy Susan -

Instead of piling up products and extra toiletries, try adding a lazy Susan to your bathroom closet. When you're looking for a specific product, just spin it around until you find what you need.

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Bathroom accessory set -

A bathroom accessory set will instantly give your bathroom a clean and organized look, while also keeping the refillable soap dispenser, toothbrush holder, and canister in one neat little spot.

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Assign drawer organizers for each person -

If more than one family member or roommate uses the same bathroom, keep their supplies corralled in separate drawer organizers to minimize the transfer of germs and other mix-ups.

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DIY labels -

As bathroom necessities change and evolve, keep your stuff organized with adorable DIY labels. This way you'll have cute matching labels and know what's in each container.

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Towel hooks -

Consider changing to towel hooks instead of using rods. Visually they look less sloppy, but not only that: they also help towels dry faster, as they won't be folded while wet.

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Towel storage -

It's finally time for those many pretty towels you have to take the spotlight. Organize towels and other necessities in pretty baskets, and have them handy at all times.

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Simple cart -

Having a cart is a great option if you have limited storage space. It's great to keep toiletries, beauty products, towels, and even toilet paper. And, best of all, it's mobile.

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Create extra space on your bathtub -

A bathtub caddy can offer extra surface space in a small bathroom. Use it to store your skincare items, toothbrush, or anything else you don’t have room for on the vanity.

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Repurpose a shoe organizer -

Hang a shoe organizer or other pocket-style system behind the door or elsewhere to hold regularly used toiletry items. This grab-and-go storage makes mornings a little easier.

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Apothecary jars -

These elegant lidded glass canisters make the perfect display for cotton balls. The wide mouths at the top make it easy to reach what's left at the bottom.

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Shower caddy -

If your shower doesn't have built-in shelves, a shower caddy is the perfect organizer for your products. A plus is if you can get a hanging one with tiered shelves.

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Reduce visual clutter -

Avoid visual clutter of colorful labels and different sized containers by putting your products in eye-pleasing uniform ones. This will infuse your shower with a spa-like feeling.

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Ladder shelf -

These practical shelves don't take up much space and will look great in any bathroom. Go modern with a sleek white one, or opt for some farmhouse style with a wooden one.

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Roll up washcloths -

Rolling up washcloths and keeping them upright is an effective way to avoid losing them in a big linen closet. And they won't be awkwardly folded in tiny towers!

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Drawer dividers -

Drawer dividers simplify your mornings because they will prevent lipsticks, brushes, and other favorites from rolling around when you open or close the drawer.

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Woven basket -

These woven baskets are great to store small items. Found in different colors and patterns, they can dress up the most basic bathroom shelf.

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Hexagon shelf -

This modern shelf unit can store your bottles, candles, and extra toilet paper rolls while still looking stylish.

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Use a countertop organizer for hair tools -

If you don't have enough cabinet or drawer space, use a countertop organizer for hair tools. It'll look less messy, and will help organize your hair routine tremendously.

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Corral things on a tray -

A tray or basket is always the answer when it comes to making small items look pulled together.

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Over-the-toilet shelves -

Opt for these ladder shelves over traditional cabinetry to make use of empty space. And for even more organization, add a few baskets for storage.

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Hang baskets -

Baskets are a versatile way to store just about anything. Hang them on towel rods above the toilet, or try hanging baskets with S hooks so they're removable for kids.

Sources: (Good Housekeeping) (Apartment Therapy) (Country Living)

See also: How to create a calm home environment

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