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Is your bathroom giving you the ick? Wall Mounted Bathroom Cabinets
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Bathrooms have a tendency for being messy, we get it. Whether it's sticky toothpaste tubes strewn across the sink (gross!) or that stack of body scrubs accumulating on the edge of your bathtub. Mess piles up thick and fast if not dealt with, and we‘re trying to avoid #ratgirl energy.
If you’re struggling with clutter, make some small but important changes to your bathroom decor. Bathroom organizers, for example, are a great way to declutter the bathroom countertops and makeup piles we're so used to seeing while enacting some small bathroom storage hacks, can really lighten the load.
That said, some investments go even further. I'm, of course, thinking of the bathroom cabinet, a scaled-up solution that finally provides you somewhere to keep your bathroom's lotions and potions. Worried about what your landlord will think? Relax! We're talking freestanding, small-space friendly options, that even the meanest owner won't grumble over. From designs you can slide under the sink to mirrored options and corner cabinets, the range out there is huge, if not a little daunting. Fortunately, I've whittled it down to some of the hottest designs, saving you time (and no doubt cash).
Quick Menu: 1. Bathroom cabinets for sinks 2. Bathroom cabinets with mirrors 3. Corner bathroom cabinets
Now, after poring through reviews and reams upon reams of products, I present a tight roster of bathroom cabinets, guaranteed to reduce the strain on your already crowded water closet. Believe me, shoppers can be cruel, but when it came to these, they were truly impressed. Once you're done, don't miss our guide on bathroom cabinet ideas for all of the hacks to try with yours.
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Slotting neatly under your sink, these handy designs avoid any wall-based reconstructions, saving you money and a very awkward conversation with your landlord. After all, times are hard, and forking out for a professional repair is the last thing you need.
For inspo on how to organize your bathroom cabinets, don't miss our guide.
Size (in.): H23.75 x W26.5 x D11.75 Made from: MDF Storage: 2 shelves Color: White Price: From $87.99 Serving elegance and quality in equal measure, this practical design provides plenty of room to keep your moisturizers, shaving essentials, or any pills and vitamins you stock. A solid choice, it's made with tough manufactured wood, offering enough support to withstand 66 lbs. Oh, and it couldn't be easier to pair with your sink thanks to the handy 'U' cut out for piping to slide through. Where reviewers were concerned, this was the perfect fit — and a smart way to hide unsightly plumbing.
Small but mighty
Size (in.): H24.42 x W21.73 x D14.76 Made from: Engineered wood Storage: 6 shelves Colors: 2 Price: From $167.99
Complete with a sturdy set of wheels, this dinky delight is just what your bathroom needs. Easy to move, and, as a result, clean, this offers serious storage space, ideal for keeping towels, sprays, and any other scented goodies you need close by. Specially designed for smaller bathrooms, it comes in a statement marble-look design or a classic all-white colorway, each an easy match for modern restrooms. The shoppers' verdict? A great addition to any floating sink.
Cheap and chic
Size (in.): H23.5 x W23.5 x D11.75 Made from: MDF and metal Storage: 2 shelves Colors: 2 Price: From $69.99
Available in a cool gray or white, this classic piece is built with premium manufactured wood and finished with chrome handles in aluminum alloy. Designed for pedestal sinks, it provides an easy but stylish solution to messy bathrooms, serving up major shelving credentials and a water-resistant surface. Oh, and users can adjust one of the shelves inside to suit their needs. In terms of reviews, this earned deep praise, with shoppers highlighting its quality and construction.
Call me vain, but I NEED a mirror in my bathroom, especially when I'm carrying out my 12-part skincare regime. Okay, I'm exaggerating a little, but a bathroom cabinet with a mirror is undeniably handy, which is why I've pinpointed these statement designs.
Size (in.): H70.75 x W11.75 x D11 Made from: Engineered wood Storage: 6 shelves Color: White Price: From $119.99
Toiletries, makeup, scented soaps, you name it... Whatever fills your bathroom, it's no problem for this multi-level cupboard. Rendered in a soft white hue, it's the minimalist's perfect piece, made with high-quality particleboard and, of course, finished with a sleek mirror up top. Add to this some anti-slip foot pads and silver hardware, and you have one failsafe bathroom centerpiece. According to reviewers, this was a lifesaver for small bathrooms, and the mirror is at the perfect height.
Size (in.): H66.63 x W12 x Di14.4 Made from: Manufactured wood Storage: 6 shelves Colors: 2 Price: From $263.99
I know what you're thinking: "Where's the mirror?" Luckily, this swivel design rotates from shelving to a full, floor-length mirror just like that. Offering a robust construction, this two-in-one piece comes in a rich black and bamboo colorway — which is my personal fave — or an all-white edition. Either way, it's an easy number to match with your bathroom, offering a neutral but no less eye-catching aesthetic. Oh, and yes, there's a double-robe hook for towels, brushes, and the like. Plus, the reviews are stellar: easy assembly and major convenience.
Size (in.): H78.75 x W19.25 x D12.25 Made from: Fiberboard and glass Storage: 6 shelves Color: White Price: From $289
What Ikea doesn't know about understated but achingly cool design ain't worth knowing. I mean, just look at this. Serving up a full head-to-toe mirror, plus one serious piece of shelving inside, it's a nailed-on choice for anyone who likes to get ready in their bathroom, from make-up to the fit. Plus, as reviewers can attest, this is easy AF to set up, well made, and great value for money. And yes, it works as expected, with plenty of style.
When you live in small quarters, as is often the case with renters, you soon get savvy with your decor, finding space where you never knew you could. So, why not flex your skills a little more with the ingeniously shaped corner cabinets, below? Farewell, dusty corners. Hello, chic bathroom furniture.
Size (in.): H27.6 x W20 x D20 Made from: Wood and metal Storage: 2 shelves Colors: 3 Price: From $68.51
With ventilated doors, this anti-scratch and water-resistant piece is a light but handy furnishing for any bathroom, promising space for your toilet roll, plants, and hand towels. With a reclaimed-industrial aesthetic, it's a real conversation starter. Built with small spaces in mind, it would work well as a handy extra to your standard sink or mirror cabinet, providing a touch more space. For reviewers, it proved sturdy and helpful, adding room when they needed it most.
Size (in.): H63.78 x W23.62 x D17.1 Made from: Manufactured wood Storage: 5 shelves Colors: 2 Price: From $169.99
Primed with sturdy faux-wood shelving, this easygoing piece would chime seamlessly with most bathroom situations. It promises a smooth, water-resistant surface that's easy to clean, a double-doored cabinet, and a brushed nickel finish on the hardware. But that's not all. Elsewhere, you'll find decorative molding and plenty of room for bathroom decs and essentials. The reviewer consensus? Sturdy and just right for a small powder room.
Less is more
Size (in.): H31.5 x W25.5 x D13 Made from: Particleboard and MDF Storage: 2 shelves Colors: 2 Price: From $41.99
Shutter doors are always trending, making this a worthy style investment. Fitting into any nook or cranny of your bathroom, this will bring charm and character to your restroom, offering extra storage for your linens, plus an ingenious anti-tipping design. It's classy, using its less-is-more credentials to full effect, while also giving you that excuse to decorate a little more on its surface — not that I needed it. Oh, and when it comes to reviews, this is as good as it gets. At present, it boasts a full five stars, with users falling in love with its expensive looks and spacious potential.
It's a tricky one. In many ways, it comes down to personal preference and your given bathroom. First and foremost, if yours is anything like mine — small, that is — then opting for something slender and tall like the mirrored designs above is always handy. As the old architectural theory goes, if space on the ground is short, build up! Of course, you might be tempted to opt for the corner-style cabinets as these utilize dead space between walls — another space-saving cheat code to add to your toolkit. Equally, if you already have a sink, then the decision has been made for you: it needs to wrap around or slot under your pedestal basin.
Beyond this, you'll also want to consider finish. Bathrooms are moist places, so opting for a water-resistant surface is always wise. Plus, quality materials and sturdy shelving are a must — no one wants to reassemble a buckled cabinet. Check the capacity, and be sure it matches your load. Speaking for myself, I have a major moisturizer collection and believe me, it adds up in mass.
Judging between dark and light is, ironically, not black and white. Often, it's a simple case of taste. Some tips? Opting for lighter hues can make the space appear brighter and airier, while darker ones act like a visual quirk in an otherwise gleaming, white space. Indeed, I've seen blacked-out radiators and even black toilets in the bathroom, and that contrast and surprise always elevate an otherwise bog-standard (sorry!) toilet room. Of course, in the end, it's about balance. If your bathroom is already quite dark, it's probably best to steer clear of blacked-out cabinets, meeting in the middle with a soft gray hue.
BTW, this is everything you shouldn't store in your bathroom cabinet.
If you're still not settled on your favorite bathroom cabinet, there's no need to panic. We've shared the top retailers below, so you're sure to find something.
We spent hours searching the web for only the best bathroom cabinets, sourcing our picks based on practicality, style, and, of course, whether or not they *actually* improve your life. Indeed, you won't find anything with less than a four-star rating in this list. Oh, and while we haven't necessarily tested each and every product, you can sleep easy knowing that we only opted for cabinets with shining reviews.
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Working across digital and print publications, Joseph Bobowicz is a London-born writer obsessed with books, culture, and all things new. When he's not writing about fashion for i-D and the Independent, he's out sourcing the best homewares to incorporate into any humble abode, fixer-upper, or first-time buy alike.
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