9 Bathroom Cabinet Ideas for Better Storage

Thanks to its versatility, a freestanding cabinet for bathroom solves many storage challenges. Use it for extra towels (like in this example from @thecozyfarmhouse), bath products or hair and makeup supplies. Because this storage solution features glass doors, it’s also an opportunity to display aesthetically-pleasing décor. Here’s where to snag a similar glass door cabinet you’ll love.

Don’t limit yourself to bathroom-specific storage—any cabinet can go in the bathroom if it’s the right size for your space. A modern boho cabinet might not be traditional bathroom furniture, but as proven here by @farmhousetofrills, it fits the area well. The combined closed and open cubbies meet different storage needs, and the wood tone contrasts beautifully with the white bathroom vanity.

If you’re the proud owner of a small bathroom, listen up: A tower cabinet works for those with minimal floor space.

Take inspiration from this bathroom by @houseproject_36. The tower style only takes up as much space as a laundry basket. This type of cabinet is a good choice for tight spaces because it can squeeze into an unused corner while providing lots of storage. We found an even more space-efficient version Wayfair. To be on the safe side, anchor the cabinet to the wall so it can’t tip over.

Above-toilet storage is nothing new, but choosing a unique design to make your bathroom look fresh rather than yawn-worthy is an art. This freestanding over-the-toilet cabinet features an angular metal frame and a compact, boxy silhouette for an industrial feel. Three rows of shelves give you extra storage without taking up any additional space.

Another way to add storage without sacrificing precious floor space? Install a wall-mounted bathroom cabinet. This cabinet has rustic farmhouse appeal (without leaning too hard into the farmhouse aesthetic). It also features a two-door closed cabinet space with an open shelf underneath to display decorative items like plants or candles. We also love the towel bar, which can be seamlessly removed if desired.

For unusual and stylish bathroom storage, think outside the box. Case in point: the locker cabinet in this bathroom by @huitlaguna. The closed storage is excellent for hiding clutter and brings a playful element to the overall design of the bathroom (especially for a kids bathroom).

Take a page from @2thecrescent and turn even the smallest available bathroom space into storage with a skinny freestanding cabinet. This slim bathroom cabinet packs a punch with three open shelves and a closed cabinet at the bottom. Use baskets to help hide clutter while keeping the shelves tidy.

This space by @curiodesign.studio proves that although bathroom storage space is necessary, it doesn’t have to be ordinary. With its metal construction, arched shape and glass display doors, this statement bathroom cabinet is a true showstopper. Thanks to its large size, you get both a lot of extra storage capacity and a dose of visual drama.