Trendy Bath Furniture Delivers Instant Storage

The trends in bath furniture have changed drastically. No longer is the bathroom just for bathing and other essential personal care. Along with the basic functions, the bathroom has become a place for rest and relaxation. Newly designed bathrooms are larger than ever before. However, if you’re looking for ways to improve your smaller bathroom and increase storage space there’s great new bath furniture to supply just what you want.

Today’s bath furniture is designed to handle the extra moisture, yet it looks much like furniture you’d find in other rooms of your home. For example, a bathroom hutch made from warp resistant wood, provides two paneled doors and molding designed to match any décor. Inside you’ll find four shelves (three adjustable) perfect for storing towels, bed linens, and other bathroom accessories in one neatly organized hutch.

If you’re looking for ways to further increase storage space in a smaller bathroom, try bath furniture that’s designed to be wall mounted. The wall is often an overlooked space that’s perfect for creating new storage. A bath cabinet with towel bars can provide much needed storage for personal care items and provides easy access to towels.

Shelving is another way to use the walls to increase storage space. A small bath pedestal cabinet with shelving overhead provides extra storage as well as counter space to display bath accessories.

Don’t overlook the space above the commode. You’ll find trendy new bath furniture like the Bath Etagre designed to fit perfectly over your commode. Glass paneled doors cover shelving and an open shelf sits atop the commode. You’ll be amazed at all the new storage space you’ll have with this Etagre designed to match any décor.

These are just a few ways to increase storage space and liven up your existing bathroom. It’s a good idea to do an overall inventory of your current bathroom and decide how you might increase storage with these trendy new items. It may help to do a simple drawing of your current bath and determine where you might move or place new items.