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Bathroom organization plan
A bathroom analyzed with our organization tool. Below: the before photo, the prioritized plan we drafted (specific products, sized to the space, with reasoning), and a rendered preview of the same bathroom organized. Want one of these for your space? It takes one photo.
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About your space
Alright, let's talk about this bathroom. You've got some great counter space and a good amount of cabinetry, which is a fantastic foundation. However, right now things are overflowing onto every available surface – the counters, the tub ledge, and the floor. This makes daily routines feel chaotic and cleaning a real chore. We need to define some clear zones and get things off those horizontal surfaces.
Your practical fixes
Work through the suggestions that fit your space. Each fix includes one product sized to your photo.
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Main vanity countertop
High priorityWhat to do. We're going to create zones on this counter. Use an open-top, multi-compartment organizer for your most-used daily items. Everything else needs to go into drawers or cabinets.
Why this helps. The entire main vanity counter is cluttered with various bottles, jars, and personal care items. Nothing has a designated spot, making it hard to find what you need and impossible to keep clean. The sheer volume makes it feel overwhelming.
Clear Compartment Organizer
This organizer puts your frequently used items like lotions and serums visible and accessible on the counter while preventing them from spreading out and overwhelming the space.
Vanity cabinet under sink
High priorityWhat to do. Utilize under-sink organizers to create tiers and pull-out access. This will maximize vertical space around the plumbing and make every item easily reachable.
Why this helps. Given the counter clutter, I can bet the cabinets under the sink are a free-for-all. Items without designated homes inevitably end up piled inside, making it difficult to find anything at all. The plumbing also creates an awkward space that often goes underutilized.
2-Tier Pull-Out Organizer
The double-tier design and pull-out functionality will dramatically increase usable storage space under the sink, making it easy to access cleaning supplies and extra toiletries without bending over.
Makeup vanity counter and chair area
Worth fixingWhat to do. Implement drawer dividers or small lidded containers within the vanity drawers to categorize makeup and beauty tools. Keep only active, decorative items out, and use a small basket for cords.
Why this helps. This dedicated makeup vanity area is currently a catch-all for various beauty products, cords, and general clutter. The chair is tucked in awkwardly, and the space isn't optimized for its intended purpose, making it hard to get ready efficiently.
Makeup Drawer Organizers
These customizable drawer organizers will neatly separate and contain makeup, brushes, and tools within the vanity drawers, transforming a chaotic pile into an organized beauty station.
Bathtub ledge
Worth fixingWhat to do. Move all bath and shower essentials into a dedicated shower caddy or wall-mounted dispenser in the shower itself. Keep this ledge clear for easy cleaning and to prevent items from getting grimy.
Why this helps. The ledge around the bathtub is crammed with a mix of shampoo bottles, sponges, and other items. This makes it difficult to clean the tub properly and things tend to fall into the water. This also creates a damp environment where mildew can thrive.
Adhesive Shower Caddy
A wall-mounted shower caddy keeps all bathing essentials off the tub ledge and in the shower, preventing clutter and making both the tub and shower easier to clean.
Floor area near tub and door
Nice to haveWhat to do. Dedicated homes are needed for these items. A slim laundry hamper for clothes, and a designated spot for the scale under the vanity when not in use. Bath mats should be hung to dry if possible after use.
Why this helps. There are several items on the floor, including dirty laundry, bath mats, and a scale. This is a tripping hazard, makes it hard to clean the floor, and just adds to the general feeling of disarray.
Slim Laundry Hamper
A slim hamper will provide a dedicated and contained space for dirty laundry, keeping it off the floor and making it easy to transport to the laundry room, reducing clutter and trip hazards.