Luxury Housing Trends & Home Improvement Ideas

Most bathrooms come with the necessities: a toilet, sink, and tub or shower, but adding some bathroom furniture can be a great way to increase storage and incorporate a bit of your own style and personality in the space.

Unless you have a luxury bathroom the size of most master bedrooms, you probably don’t have room for chairs, tables, and the like (what some folks think of when they hear the term “furniture”), but there all are sorts of freestanding and integrated pieces that add storage. In our oft small bathrooms, storage is often the biggest thing we need. For some bathroom furniture ideas, let’s take a look at what UK-based BetterBathrooms.com offers.

Bathroom Furniture Ideas

This space-efficient three-piece unit lets you hide the toilet tank and the sink plumbing, while offering lots of little storage cubbies at the same time. It would work great in a small bathroom.

In a tiny powder room, you don’t always have room for a full bathroom sink and vanity. This is when a corner unit can come in handy. A natural space saver, corner vanities like this one even offer storage beneath the sink.

Bathtub panels offer a way to warm up the look of a bathroom. While they don’t usually incorporate storage, the pleasant wood tones can make installation worth it. They cover up the bland white front of the tub, offering a cozy feel that’s hard to achieve with a bunch of stark white porcelain.

While most bathrooms don’t have enough floor space for large freestanding storage units, a tall and slender piece like this one doesn’t have a big footprint. Still, it offers plenty of room for towels, toiletries, and other bathroom necessities you don’t want to leave sitting out.

Lastly, take a peek at this wall-mounted sink. While it doesn’t feature much in the way of built-in storage, the handsome oak shelf is another place where wood can be used to warm up the bathroom. Also, wall-mounted sinks with nothing beneath them can make a small bathroom look larger, since they open up the floor area.

You can find more bathroom furniture ideas over at BetterBathrooms.com

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