1. Know Your Needs

Start by identifying what you need to store. Group items into categories like daily toiletries, towels, medicines, and cleaning supplies. This helps determine how many cabinets, drawers, and shelves are required.

2. Choose the Right Layout

Popular configurations include:

• Floating vanities for a modern look

• Built-in linen towers for vertical storage

• Drawer organizers under the sink

• Tall pull-out cabinets for narrow spaces

Make sure your design flows naturally and doesn’t interfere with movement in the space.

3. Prioritize Materials

Bathrooms have high humidity, so choose moisture-resistant materials like:

• Marine-grade plywood

• MDF with water-resistant laminate

• Thermofoil finishes

• Sealed hardwoods

Proper material selection increases longevity and prevents warping or mold.

4. Focus on Accessibility

Drawers with full-extension glides and soft-close features make daily use more pleasant. Place frequently used items at arm’s height and reserve higher or lower storage for seasonal or bulk items.