Bathroom Sink Cabinets

Bathrooms are loaded with potential.  One of you most rewarding design experiences will come from an organizational and stylish overhaul of your bathroom storage areas.

Simplifying your bathroom storage challenges begins with assessing the existing storage areas and potentially new storage areas and identifying all the products and items that need to be stored in those areas.  Many home planners have the best luck by emptying the bath and starting from scratch.  Next, take a quick tour of the home and gather everything that should be stored in there.

Chances are you have more to store than your current space allows.  No matter how hard we try, we always seem to run out of bathroom storage space.  Making good use of the space under the sink can help maximize your storage and create extra space in other areas.

For bathroom sink cabinets, a variety of lazy susans, shelf expanders, shelf organizers, pull out bins, storage baskets and drawer arrangements can be utilized to provide a surprising amount of easy access storage.  Each of these options allows for high visibility and great accessibility and can turn one level of storage into many convenient surfaces.

Shelf organizers are often used under kitchen sinks, but homeowners are finding them too useful to overlook for bathrooms as well.  Typically shelf organizers can be counted upon to double your existing storage space. 

Pull out bins offer space that is immune to heat and humidity while remaining accessible.  Baskets are often used inside the pull out bins.  The use of the baskets allows a specific toiletry basket to be lifted from the bin, placed on the counter while products are in use.  When finished, the items are simply placed back in the basket, which is returned to the bin, which is then returned under the sink.

As we have said many times, the key to a successful bathroom design plan is to combine functionality with style.  Maximizing the use of the bathroom sink cabinet area reduces the pressure on the linen closet, medicine cabinet and any other wall storage units or shelving.

Due to the restrictions presented by under sink plumbing, the area under the sink presents unique challenges.  These handy accessories are designed to work around that plumbing and eliminate dead space.  Most designers have the most success when they think vertically under the sink.  Adding tiers is the best way to keep items visible and to increase organized space while helping to reduce clutter.