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Vertical storage. Going vertical can use an otherwise dead space in a bath’s walls to store tall bottles and stackable tissue boxes. The beauty of tall units is that they can be treated the same as walls or doors to conceal their purpose.

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Every inch counts. You can utilize even the smallest wall for added storage. Medicine cabinets typically can be recessed to save space

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Store everyday essentials at your fingertips. A small pullout dedicated to everyday essentials can keep other storage from becoming cluttered.

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Think outside the (lower) box. Who said bathrooms can’t have upper cabinets? Use wall space to hang cabinets where you can store items not used every day, such as extra rolls of toilet paper.

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