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The new year often comes with the urge to clean our closets and organize our office space. Why not consider your bathroom as well? De-cluttering the bathroom and bringing more organization to your space is a great way to simplify your morning and evening routines.
When we create bathroom designs at The KOHLER Store, we begin by exploring the customer’s wish list. And at the top of everyone’s list is “less clutter and more counter space.”
A mirrored storage cabinet is a great solution. The Robern® Uplift opens vertically, with no swinging doors–perfect for small bathrooms with little room to spare. Accessory holders can be added for cosmetics, medicines and toiletries, freeing your counter of all the bottles and clutter.
Well-placed accessories like double towel bars or a series or robe hooks, keep clutter off the floor and create a space for towels and clothes.
As quickly as steam rises in the shower, so do collections of shampoo bottles. Built-in niches can be planned during the remodeling stage to create hidden recesses for all your shower supplies.
Wall-hanging storage baskets are a great solution if you want to add organization to an existing shower. Our new storage baskets even coordinate with faucet finishes.
A vanity can offer a tremendous amount of closed-storage space. Consider vanities with pull-outs or deep drawers, interior shelves that are notched around plumbing, or roll-outs for added storage inside the sink base.
When building new or remodeling an existing space, consider recessed wall niches for additional towel storage. This also presents a unique opportunity for splashes of color and artwork.
Keeping your bathroom clutter-free is not as hard as it sounds, it just takes the right set of tools. How do you keep your bathroom organized? We’d love to hear your creative clutter solutions!
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Medicines shouldn’t be kept in the bathroom at all because of the moisture. It is best to store them in a container in a dry space like pantry or kitchen. This would definitely clean up space in your bathroom. Use clear containers with flat lids to help organize under the sink areas.
Hang towel rails or hooks behind bedroom doors for personal towels can be stored there. Bathroom towel rails can then be reserved for guest towels. Allocate a different colour towel and washer to each family member to make it easy to keep track of which belongs where.