Is clutter taking over your bathroom? Check out these easy ways to organize your bathroom counter and cabinets!
So are you ready to get that bathroom organized once and for all? These tricks will show you how to transform your bathroom from a crazy cluttered abyss to a calm spa-like retreat today!
Let’s do this!
Check out these creative tips and tricks for Easy Ways to Organize Your Bathroom shared by your very own frugal friends! You won’t believe how well these bathroom organization ideas on a budget will work to keep your space clean and tidy!
So if you’re wondering how to organize your bathroom closet, counter or cabinets, here’s what you need to do…
Ways to Organize Your Bathroom
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Use Hooks Instead of Towel Bars!
When it comes to organizing small or large bathrooms, hooks are a must-have! Where a towel bar might hold two towels, in the same amount of space you could have four hooks!
Simply affix decorative hooks into the wall and assign each person that uses the bathroom their own hook to store their towel. Make sure to also install an extra hook or two for hand towels.
This will help to keep the counter clutter-free! Hooks will help towels dry better and look so much more tidy!
Hang Command Hooks on the Inside of Cabinet Doors!
In addition to hooks on the wall, you can also attach removable Command Hooks on the inside of cabinet doors for extra storage space!
This will help maximize the space of your cabinets, while providing extra spots to hang things out of sight… like makeup bags, brushes, handheld mirrors, hair dryers, etc.
Control Clutter with a Paper Towel Holder for Scrunchies!
Are scrunchies taking over your bathroom countertops and drawers?
My favorite way to keep them organized and tidy is on a paper towel holder! They fit perfectly, and can stack up so nice and tidy!
Add Small Shelving Units on Each Side of a Pedestal Sink!
One of the hardest places to organize can be a small bathroom with a pedestal sink.
They look so nice and tidy, but don’t really have any storage space! The solution here is to just add matching narrow shelving units {just shorter than the sink} on each side of the pedestal.
Just know your measurements when shopping for pieces that will work. If you can’t find any… I’d suggest building simple ones that you can paint and sand down for a trendy look.
Then, use the shelves to store extra clean towels, and toiletries in decorative baskets.
Store Your Jewelry in an Ice Cube Tray!
Do you have rings and earrings everywhere?
Go check out these tips for how I keep my jewelry organized and hidden away in a top drawer in my bathroom!
Jewelry Organization in an Ice Cube Tray
Organize Your Bathroom Counter Space with Countertop Baskets!
Is clutter taking over your bathroom counter tops?
Create a little catch-all station using miniature baskets for the items you use each day. I love to keep my oils, serums, and day creams in this cute little basket I picked up at Target.
Maximize Space Underneath the Sink with Stackable See-Through Bins:
I like to make sure I’m using every square inch of space underneath my bathroom sinks, and a simple way I’ve found to do that is just by stacking items as high as I can.
My favorite tidy tip is to use labeled, see through plastic bins for items I don’t need to get to very often.
More Bathroom Organizing Tips and Tricks…
Rebecca said: “I bought a spring curtain rod to put under my sink to hang all the spray cleaning bottles. It tidied it right up.”
Krista said: “We use an over the door shoe organizer that we put make-up, cotton balls, nail polish, hair brushes, hair ties, hubbies shaver, first aid stuff, etc. This saves our cabinet space for towels, toilet paper and tampons. 🙂 ”
Amber said: “An over the door shoe holder (the kind with the plastic pockets for shoes) is also perfect for storing toothbrushes, toothpaste, first aid stuff, meds, styling products, the hair dryer, jewelry, hair stuff…etc.”
Stephanie said: “Organize with baskets under the cabinet, and when you take it out… put it back!”
See-through Wire Baskets are also a great option for your bathroom closet!
You can even turn wire baskets sideways and hang them on the wall for additional handy storage for things like folded hand towels, extra rolls of toilet paper, etc.
Andrea said: “I buy the cute decorative boxes to hide my little things in, and get them to match my decor. The large ones are nice at Michaels and HomeGoods. They are also a great way to store all the stuff on your bathroom vanity and makeup.”
Christine said: “In my bathroom, I use small storage containers under the sink to stay organized.”
Melissa said: “I use the storage cubes with pretty drawers that I got from Target. It looks great in my bathroom!”
Rachel said: “I use one of these round rotary desk organizers to keep all my make-up and hair clips organized… my brush goes in the center!”
How to Organize Your Medicine Cabinet
When it comes to medicine cabinets, STRONG magnetic tape is a game changer, and can help remove more clutter from your countertop!
- Simply attach the sticky side of the Magnetic Strip to the inside of your medicine cabinet’s door.
- Now you’ve got a tidy little place to store your small magnetic items… fingernail clippers, tweezers, hair clips, small scissors, etc!
- You can also attach command hooks on the inside of your door for additional storage!
Tianna said: “It may sound strange, but I got a bookshelf at Walmart for $15. Toss in some cheap baskets or plastic shoebox containers, and my bathroom looks nice again. Very important since we only have one bathroom in our home!”
Julie said: “I use a shoe organizer (the one that is a cabinet with a lot of cubby holes) on a shelf in my bathroom closet. The cubby holes are just the right size to keep everything organized.”
Sonya said: “The garbage can is your friend. Simplify. 900 sq feet and 4 kids has taught me that we don’t need as much as we think.”
Dawn said: “Give each area a job or purpose. You can have a “dump spot” or a basket for the dirty clothes etc. When the basket is full, clean it out! Limit the pile.”
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Healthy World Cuisine says
Love that idea with ice cube tray to organize your jewelry. That is actually quite brilliant.
Danielle says
These are great tips, Heidi! I’m going to have to get some magnetic name for the medicine cabinet!
Heidi says
Thanks, Danielle! And yes… the magnetic tape is definitely a game changer! 🙂
Letscurry says
These are brilliant ways to organise small size bathrooms. Great hacks and tips Heidi.
Heidi says
Thank you so much… I’m so glad you liked the tips! 🙂
Robin says
I bought a vintage triple jam caddy. Glass bodies and metal lids w/ finials. Hubby used a polishing drill bit for the lids and they came out like new! Now it holds all the things we use daily-cotton rounds, Q-tips and dental floss plcks. Voila!
Sinea Pies says
I use a plastic dish pan under the bathroom sink to hold the cleaning supplies. Just bring it out when your cleaning, put it right back when you’re done.
Julie Howe says
I bought a roll of ribbon for a little over a dollar and cut it into several lengths, about 12″ each. I nailed each one to the wall and fastened barrettes. I separated them by length, as well, so now it’s easy to find a short barrette, etc. when getting ready in the morning.