Forging extra storage space in a small bathroom can be tricky. Fortunately, there are wall-mounted storage items that provide ample room for stashing stuff — no floor space necessary.
To help make organizing a tiny bathroom easier, we rounded up eight floating furnishings that offer up mega storage opportunities. From swiveling towel racks to drill-free makeup organizers and more, here's how to use your walls to score more bathroom storage.
If you have a small bathroom with no towel rack, then we have the wall-mounted solution for you. This towel bar features six swiveling stainless bars that can hold multiple towels, robes, and more at the same time.
Searching for a renter-friendly way to organize your makeup without taking up any sink space? This three-pack of acrylic compartments adheres to any bathroom wall — or the inside of a cabinet door — and won't leave behind any residue.
Working with little to no shower storage in your bathroom? No problem. This four-hook rack constructed of solid brass seamlessly mounts to a tiled wall.
Nothing offers more wall-mounted bathroom storage space than a good floating shelf. Made of durable, waterproof wood, this sleek number features a built-in towel rack to boot.
Looking for a stylish and inexpensive way to stash everything from soap bars to perfume bottles on your walls? These wall-mounted shelves come in five cute colorways and will only set you back seven bucks.
If you aren't already hip to silicone grip technology, then now's the time to smarten up — it will adhere to glass, tile, and other hard surfaces without any need for mounting hardware, adhesives, or suction cups.
No under-sink storage in your tiny bathroom? Good news: This wall-mounted storage unit offers two drawers and three surface holes for storing blow dryers, hair brushes, and more.
Consider this Pottery Barn shelf the Rolls Royce of wall-mounted bathroom storage solutions. Not only does this sophisticated brass-plated bathroom organizer boast two tempered glass shelves, hanging hooks, and a hand towel rack, it also mounts directly to any hard surface, including a tiled wall, in minutes.
Caroline Biggs is a writer living in New York City. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Apartment Therapy, Refinery 29, and more.