So let’s start with the basics. We have Bathroom Cabinets and Bathroom Units in every size and shape including ultra-slim ones. These can fit neatly and discretely out of the way in a corner, or next to the sink or toilet or even over your bathroom door. Plus, we have special under sink storage units, so you’re using the existing footprint, rather than taking up more floorspace.

Whether you are planning a complete renovation, incorporating built-in shelving and storage, or looking for bathroom cabinets and shelves that you can add to your existing scheme, it's important to consider bathroom storage carefully at every stage of your bathroom's design. How to style bathroom shelving Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by roomTo build the shelf, you should cut pieces of wood to the desired length and width of your shelf. You should then arrange them in the open space and nail them into position. You should then add on a shelf lip that will hang over the front of the wall to secure the shelf in place. However, Naomi adds: 'Some bath and beauty products are works of art and should be proudly displayed. Make sure you have some open shelves and countertop space for candles and beautiful bottles.' Grouping beautiful items like candles, vases and neatly-rolled towels on your bathroom shelving can elevate your space and create a spa-like feel. It’s known as the smallest room in the house and yet the bathroom is one of the busiest. As such, the space needs to be well organised to cater for its many daily visits with plenty of bathroom storage for toothbrushes, towels, loo roll and more. Making the most of a small space isn’t always easy, which is where we come in. We’ve got everything you could need to organise a busy bathroom, right here under one roof, including shower shelves and towel storage, and with our three-year guarantee, you can shop with confidence. On a roll There are also caddies that fit over the top of the shower head, plus caddies on adjustable tension rods that you can extend from the corner of the bath or shower to the ceiling.

Bathrooms are hardworking rooms that need to balance many practical demands while still looking stylish, so finding the right bathroom shelving is key to keeping this space organised. Once you are sure that there is nothing the way, you can measure the width and length of the area where you want your shelf to be. When doing this, you should use a spirit level to ensure the lines are straight before cutting between the studs. Not all bathrooms have space for a loo roll holder on the wall and it’s more than a little inconvenient to perch the toilet tissue on the side of the bath or the cistern - especially if the last visitor hasn’t replaced the empty tube and the rest are out of reach. Invest in a freestanding loo roll holder and put your toilet troubles behind you; you’ll find some seriously stylish options to choose from in our range. From modern, minimalist toilet roll storage stands to elegant white powder-coated alternatives, our loo roll holders are as attractive as they are practical, adding a bit of aesthetic appeal to busy bathrooms. Clutter cutter You want your bathroom to be neat and tidy, so we’ve bathroom boxes, bags and baskets, plus shower caddies to hold sponges and flannels, shampoos and conditioners, razors and loofahs, shower gels and slippery bars of soap. If you’re looking for something different, try our designer-style Bamboo, Walnut, Oak Veneer or High Gloss Grey Bathroom Storage, or even two-tone Oak and White Cabinets.

Space—bathrooms can often be a smaller rooms, meaning you may want to look at options that offer more storage within a smaller space and can adapt to make the most of any wall or floor space without being too intrusive. “Before you think about buying bathroom furniture, you need to map out the amount of space you have. For instance, in a small bathroom, you may want to opt for slimline cabinets," Kane Hughes, an interior designer at MyJobQuote.co.uk, told us.