Most bathrooms are lacking in storage and big on clutter. Nice simple bathroom wall cabinets can solve both problems. Even the smallest bathroom has a little room for medicine cabinets or vanities. You can put in a corner cabinet that goes from floor to ceiling or a shallow cabinet over the toilet. You can make the bathroom vanity and counters a little bigger for added storage below, and if you are lucky even add a second sink. You can get wall cabinets with mirror front doors for above your counters. The main thing about adding bathroom wall cabinets is to design them well for the small space you have in the bathroom.

Pick the style of wall mounted cabinets that matches the rest of the bathroom. These can be made of wood or any other popular material. Purchase the best quatity cabinets you can afford so they will withstand hard use and moisture. Try to get cabinets with adjustible shelves so you can get the most storage with the least wasted space. If you keep the style simple it will make the small space of a bathroom look larger. Measure all the possible places cabinets could go before you go shopping. Standard size cabinets are more affordable than custom sizes, if you can use them.

You can hire a cabinet maker to fabricate custom cabinets for your bathroom or you can plan the addition of bathroom wall cabinets to use standard pre made sizes. If you are lucky enough to be able to buy pre made cabinets in standard sizes,you can shop at your local home stores (such as Sears)or go online to several good sites that sell cabinets. Some of the online sites are for retailers who have retail stores around the country. These sites will have a listing of sites near you. You can get your preliminary shopping done online and then pick the cabinets up locally. The sites without retail stores will ship the cabinets to you for a fee. Some of these come with assembly required, but have pretty good directions for you to follow.

If you have a bathroom that requires custom bathroom wall cabinets, or if you just like custom work better, go to your local home improvement stores or lumber yards and ask for a list of contractors who they would recommend. Get references from the contractor you choose and try to see some of his work before you sign a contract. A good contractor is worth their weight in gold. Well built cabinets that are installed properly and finished with durable finishes will make your bathroom like new only better. The added starage will be worth the cost and effort. A bathroom that is de-cluttered is easier to live with and more pleasant to use.



You can lower the costs of changing your bathtub or shower by changing some key component and make it look newer such as replacing your shower curtain and curtain rod, shower head, bathtub spout and water levers. Next is the cabinet. If the base to your vanity looks old, you can try sanding it down and refurbishing the finish. You can either use the same color or try using black for a modern look. A little extra you can do is by replacing the old, plastic cabinet knobs or handles with new, metallic ones.
Changing the whole bathroom flooring can cost hundreds of dollars. An inexpensive way to do this is by adding rugs. They can add in color and style to and older floor. Although replacing all the tiles in your bathroom is expensive, you can replace selected tiles to create borders. Tiles are a good choice as they are durable, stain resistant and they don’t retain odors or bacteria. Changing the grout between your tiles can also bring in a new feel to your bathroom. A grout saw, sealant and replacement of grout is all you need to do the job. A cheaper alternative would be to use grout dye.
I had some trouble deciding what goes where in my new kitchen. So, rather than pulling EVERYTHING out (as some organization techniques suggest), I discovered a much easier game plan and it doesn’t waste my time either. I labeled the doors and drawers with Post-It Notes. On each note, I wrote the various kitchen contents I own. Then, I moved the little notes around until I found the most logical fit.
3. A bonus discovery: things are easy to locate with a temporary labeling system on every door and drawer.
It really helped me get settled! Whether moving to a new home or just rearranging your own kitchen’s “trouble spots”, I’m confident you will find this solution helpful.
