However, our house is rented, so I can't attach anything to the walls, which means I need storage which takes up little floorspace. I helped my mum with her bathroom storage recently, and we found these drawers from Homebase (also available in white) which were perfect. Drawers are a good option if you're shy of dusting, because unless your products are used on a daily basis, they'll really gather dust. My all time preference would be to have a large chest of drawers in the bathroom, to store towels and toiletries, but I've yet to live anywhere with a big enough bathroom to fit one in.
I like some of these options below - the back of the door and over the loo storage are really good for bathrooms which are short on space. And if you're someone who likes to have a chair in the bathroom, then the storage stool below can also double as a laundry bin. The trolley is on wheels, which is excellent when it comes to cleaning, as it's easily moved around.
Top row, left to right
White wicker drawers, £20.48 B&Q; Molger open storage, £45 IKEA; Over-door shelves, £12.98 B&Q; Rattan 2 & 3 drawer units, £37.49 Argos.
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Molger storage stool, £30 IKEA; Seagrass drawers, £40.98 B&Q; Raskog trolley, £50 IKEA.
My most successful answer to bathroom storage has been this peg bag below, which hangs off the side of the laundry bin, but can hang from the side of any shelf, shower curtain rail or hook. It was bought for me as a present, and it's made from a vintage linen tablecloth - far too nice to be hanging outside on the washing line. I use it to store my muslin cloths in, but it could just as easily be used for cotton wool, tampons or hair accessories.
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Here are some other peg-bag options - my favourite are from Rosa Blue, a shop in Cheltenham which designs and print its own fabrics. Or you could try making your own - there are loads of free patterns available online.
Top row (left to right)
Isabella bag, £12 notonthehighstreet.com; Camogli stripe, £8 Rosa Blue; Beige & pink stripe, £7.25 Etsy.
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Hand embroidered bag, approx. £10.15 Etsy; Silk-screen printed fabric bag, £15 notonthehighstreet.com.
Bottom row (left to right)
Top row (left to right)
Isabella bag, £12 notonthehighstreet.com; Camogli stripe, £8 Rosa Blue; Beige & pink stripe, £7.25 Etsy.
Middle row (left to right)
Hand embroidered bag, approx. £10.15 Etsy; Silk-screen printed fabric bag, £15 notonthehighstreet.com.
Bottom row (left to right)
Hearts and bows, £12 notonthehighstreet.com; March hare print, £8 Rosa Blue; washing line design, £18.50 notonthehighstreet.com.
If you are going for shelves, then there are some nice storage boxes and baskets available from Crate and Barrel (which ships to the UK), IKEA, MUJI and H&M. Anything with a lid will keep things looking neater and dust-free. Happy organising.
If you are going for shelves, then there are some nice storage boxes and baskets available from Crate and Barrel (which ships to the UK), IKEA, MUJI and H&M. Anything with a lid will keep things looking neater and dust-free. Happy organising.
Love this post, I'm inspired to tackle my own bathroom storage. Going to try to make a peg bag!
ReplyDeleteSend me a pic - would love to see how it turns out. x
ReplyDeleteThe pegbags are so lovely. I want to make one...
ReplyDeleteDid you recognise the peg bag you bought me? From Bath? Tis the prettiest one I've ever seen. x
DeleteThank you.
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