25 Big Storage Ideas for Small Bathrooms

Don't have the counter space to display your fancy soaps and perfumes? Add some dainty shelving to the bathroom, and now you can show the world why you always smell so darn good!

Keep the farmhouse vibe going—even in a small bathroom—with a vintage ladder. It doesn't take up much space, and it's a super-fun way to keep guest towels handy.

When you opt for an industrial mop sink, traditional bathroom cabinets are not going to cut it. Eighty-six the vanity and bring in a pretty curio cabinet that offers both shelving for the pretty and drawers for the practical.

Adding a right-size dresser or nightstand to the bathroom is a great way to maximize storage without cramping anyone's style in a small space.

Utilitarian and charming, peg rails are a great organization tool for the bathroom. Keep clutter at a minimum by using hooks for towels, jewelry, and even clothing.

Got a thing for antique mirrors? Display them all in a tiny bathroom and you'll accomplish a few important things: a small space will appear larger, they'll be well organized, and you'll know for a fact which side is actually your best side.

A good old-fashioned medicine cabinet is still the very best way to keep all of your prescription medications out of sight. Depending on your friends and family, you may want to add a lock.

A ledge atop planked walls in a farmhouse bathroom makes for a sweet spot to tilt a bathroom mirror and display meaningful keepsakes.

When you have an oddly shaped powder room, a traditional bathroom vanity won't do. Look to an estate sale for an old piece that meets the right dimensions, paint it a fun hue, add plumbing, and you've got a one-of-a-kind piece that fits right in.

Need three sinks for three children in a single bathroom? A trough sink can make triple-sink bathroom dreams come true without crowding every single square inch of the space.

Hit the flea markets and estate sales for a chipped piece that works as fun bathroom storage. Bonus points for mixing in essentials with old perfume and apothecary bottles.

Beauty is pain, but trying to put on makeup in a small bathroom doesn't have to be. Accordion-armed mirrors free up precious counter space and can be tucked into the wall when not in use.

You may think that antiques are too fancy for the bathroom. Wrong! An elegant antique dresser makes for a stately and sophisticated vanity and, depending on how it's converted, it can provide bathroom storage, too.

Sure, you could sell your child's desk for a few bucks when they hit a certain age, or you could paint it and add it to the bathroom for a custom vanity that is the envy of all who take a bathroom break. The choice is yours.

A claw-foot bathtub can be a tough fit for a small bathroom, but with shelves in the right place, all things are possible!

Let's be honest, some of your precious potions cost around the same as an expensive objet, so there's no reason you shouldn't display them with the same reverence in your bathroom.

Move aside, cupcakes! This three-tiered dessert riser also works well as a stylish (and mobile!) organizer for deodorant, Q-tips, and yes, a rubber duckie.

A breadboard-turned-mirror gets an extra helping of ingenuity thanks to hooks that provides storage space for washcloths, brushes, and a tiny bucket for your toothbrush and toothpaste.