Shelves come in all shapes and sizes built-in, free-standing, floating, and even moveable.
Read on for the most useful and beautiful shelving ideas.
A bit of rustic wood really pops against white tiles and walls.
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Make Use Of The Corners
Corner shelves make great washcloth stands and plant holders.
Plus, they don’tcontribute to clutter even in tiny bathrooms.
Don’t worry about accidents - most have locking wheels to avoid slips.
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Plus, it won’t break the bank.
Add somepotted plantsto create a Bohemian feel.
To keep them from looking utilitarian, add some framed photos or decorative items.
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If you’re willing and able to swap out an existing vanity, this is an excellent space-saving option.
Embrace The Beauty In The Practical
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Who said decor can’t be useful?
Mix and match amenities with decorations to make the most of a wall shelf.
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With a layered standalone shelf, all your necessities fit in even the smallest corner.
Match Simple With Style
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There’s no shame in a classic wooden shelf.
We love a shelf with a pull-out drawer to store all the knickknacks you don’t want to display.
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We love the black-and-white color scheme mixed with brass for extra glam.
Utilize Windows And Other Bathroom Elements
This built-in bath/shower combo doubles up as shelving.
It also maintains the bathroom’s modernity.
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Add framed photos from the era to enhance the feel.
Use it to store your hand towels, wash cloths, or small toiletries.
Designer Susan Sutter chose a dark tile for the cut-outs, allowing them to pop against theshower tile.
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Repurpose Your Vanity
Don’t discount the power of a built-in vanity with open shelving.
This option is ideal for more modern bathrooms.
This bathroom paired the rack with a more traditional shelf for decor.
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Use this clever concealed storage spot to hold extra towels and linens.
This one fits perfectly into a window alcove, making it useful without taking up precious floor space.
It’s out of the way but still accessible for things you may need from time to time.
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