9 DIY Small Bathroom Storage Ideas

Tiny bathroom? Try these low-cost, DIY small bathroom storage ideas and hacks to organize tight and limited space bathrooms once and for all.

If you lack storage space in your bathroom, look no further than these super low-cost DIY small bathroom storage ideas and solutions.

If you’re fed up with little or no place to put your bathroom accoutrements, look no further than these low-cost DIY small bathroom storage ideas and solutions to give you the space you desire.

Small Bathroom Ideas That Pack a Punch

Let’s admit it: It’s frustrating when you need a place to put your bath supplies and towels but there’s nowhere to go.

But what if I told you that it’s not as difficult as you might think to squeeze addition storage space from your tiny bathroom?

Here are some of my favorite DIY ideas that won’t break one’s budget but is huge on providing the space you need in your bathroom:

1. Stacked Shelves

If you’re really fighting small bathroom storage, these floating shelves give the illusion of height but they don’t take up more space than is needed. I love the wicker accents. It’s bright and cheery and 100% useable space. And, if you’re really tight for space, use stacked corner shelving.

Source: Hometalk

2. Under Cabinet Storage

Next time you’re over at your local dollar or discount store, look for stacked bins and trays. Varying the sizes, you can see it’s just a matter of sliding them in and filling them. No tools needed. And, for even more storage, check out the clear plastic door units. Easily mounted and accessed.

Source: Better Homes and Garden

3. In-Wall Cabinet with Mirror

This lovely cabinet uses the space between the joists to increase storage for this bathroom. It takes up almost no space out of this bathrooms square footage, but with the addition of a mirrored door, gives the illusion of more space.

Source: Shanty 2 Chic

4. Bathroom Organization System Using Bars and Hooks

We all have towel racks but are they truly being utilized to their full potential? Maybe not. Here’s a super organizational hack that is super for those of us that are budget-minded. With just a few drop hooks and hanging baskets, you can see how easy it is to increase your storage with little sweat equity.

Source: The Elm Life

DID YOU KNOW? You can use “S” hooks (plastic or stainless steel) or even shower hooks to hang baskets, hair dryers, curling irons and more from towel racks.

5. Over the Toilet Storage

This simple ladder design offers maximum storage with almost a zero footprint. Plus, it’s a quick DIY project that almost anyone can tackle.

Source: Jenna Sue Design

Or, if you aren’t handy with a hammer or saw, try a pre-built free-standing unit that’s easily assembled and provides ample storage behind the commode to give you tons of extra space where there once was none.

Source: Amazon.com

6. Above the Door Storage

One of the least under used areas everywhere, seems to be right above the door. The upper frame offers a natural support for your shelf. Then, it’s just a matter of adding a brace or two. Neat and clean.

Source: Martha Stewart

7. Rustic Storage

I live this idea for using simple shelf brackets and rustic boards for an instant small bathroom storage solution. You can easily vary the size of the shelves and placement, depending upon where you have available wall space. I love the use of see-through glass jars for some items, while wicker baskets are utilized to corral beauty items.

Source: Craftsman Drive

8. Inverted Shelving

Many local home improvement stores offer premade shelves. Some come prefinished while others need a coat or two of paint or stain. Either way, you can quickly create the look by anchoring the shelves upside down. And, if you want to “hide” some of your essential stuff, use small wicker baskets.

Source: First Home Dreams

9. Under Cabinet Drawer Systems

If you truly have little space to spare in your bathroom, then adding additional drawers might just be the ticket. The upper drawer system fits around the sink pipes and provides sling supports for what normally would be considered dead space under your cabinet. The lower tray (which BYW is a recycled drawer) can be a standalone or you could retrofit drawer slides for that too, for ease of reaching all of your supplies and quick cleaning.

Source: Crafts ala Mode

For more storage and organizing ideas for your home, be sure to check out my Pinterest Board: Organizing Ideas from Wisconsin Homemaker.