Objects for
The only empty wall in the bathroom, put to work.
Series: Small Spaces
Objects that solve the specific problems of a small bathroom: one cabinet, no shelf, no towel bar, and a shower with nowhere to put anything. Each one uses wall space, the gap beside the toilet, or the height inside a cabinet instead of the floor. Selected for renters, apartments, and shared bathrooms.
Five objects are shown here. The full collection on the Amazon storefront holds everything added since.
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(01)
The only empty wall in the bathroom, put to work.
One bathroom cabinet, and it's full. The space above the toilet is the only empty wall, and a freestanding shelf uses it without a single screw: three tiers for towels, spare rolls, and everything that used to sit on the tank.
(02)
A shower shelf for showers that have none.
Bottles on the tub edge, falling over every time someone showers. A tension pole caddy stands in the corner, holds four baskets of bottles, and installs by twisting, no drilling and no suction cups that fail.
(03)
A cabinet that works around its own pipes.
The cabinet under the sink is deep, dark, and built around a pipe. A two-tier sliding drawer organizer turns it into real storage: pull-out trays that reach the back, sized to fit beside the plumbing.
(04)
A towel bar with no drilling and no deposit lost.
No towel bar, and a lease that says no holes. Stainless adhesive hooks hold a wet towel on tile or painted wall, go up in a minute, and come off clean when you move.
(05)
Storage for the five inches beside the toilet.
There's a five-inch gap between the toilet and the vanity and nothing fits in it. A slim rolling cart does: three tiers for spare rolls, cleaning spray, and the things that don't belong on the counter.
