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A marble canister if you're more into a minimalist aesthetic, but your toiletry collection is anything but minimalist. You can use these for cotton swabs, hair ties, or floss picks. To up the ante, you can pair two of these canisters with the matching tray.
A sleek black waste bin because who said your trash has to look trashy?
A wooden tissue box holder because that cutesy little pattern on the box carton is doing nothing for the vibe you're trying to curate.
1. A wooden tissue box holder because that cutesy little pattern on the box carton is doing nothing for the vibe you're trying to curate.
2. A hanging shower caddy, so your endless number of products don't crowd you into one teeny space to stand. This has space for a dozen bottles, a soap bar, a razor, and more.
3. An over-the-toilet storage ladder that creates plenty of shelf space without making the bathroom seem cluttered.
4. A hair tools organizer because shoving your blow dryer into a drawer of tangled wires and hairpins just isn't working anymore. Besides the three hot-tool pockets, it has sections for your hair products and a magnet on the front for those aforementioned hairpins.
5. A gorgeous brass wall-mounted towel rack with adjustable arms so you don't have to lay your hand towel over your soggy bath towel or, god forbid, on the sink itself.
6. A wooden-slat bath mat because having a linty towel crinkled up on the floor is neither attractive nor is it pleasant. It has a rubber backing that prevents it from sliding and the wood is absorbent, so you won't have to worry about leaving behind a puddle of water. Plus, it won't add to your towering mound of laundry.
7. A shower curtain that'll add a splash of color and whimsy to the otherwise drab space. Plus, it ensures your partner can grab their things from the bathroom cabinet without witnessing you hunched over with your razor, looking like a very damp witch.
8. A marble canister if you're more into a minimalist aesthetic, but your toiletry collection is anything but minimalist. You can use these for cotton swabs, hair ties, or floss picks. To up the ante, you can pair two of these canisters with the matching tray.
9. A tile and grout scrub brush to transform your bathroom tiles from grimy to gleaming. No more dingy grout lines—just sparkling tiles and a pristine space.
10. A shiny brass countertop turntable that'll make you feel like you're at the sleekest of beauty shops every time you reach for your toner.
11. Or a tiered bathroom tray for those who are much more partial to the boho look.
12. A faux pothos plant to add some greenery to the space — no maintenance or sunlight required.
13. A 3-pack of cleaning tablets that you simply drop in the tank once a month to keep your toilet bowl clean, which is way easier than scrubbing.
14. A water-hyacinth hamper if you have a bad habit of leaving your dirty clothes on the floor. With the lid and the concealed fabric bin, you'll manage to clear away the unsightly mess without all the effort of actually carrying your sweaty gym clothes to the bedroom.
15. A refillable wipes dispenser that's nice enough to keep right on your sink. Just pull out one of the compostable wipes at the end of the night to give your sink a swipe, ensuring it's always free of toothpaste gunk and drips of foundation.
16. A sleek black waste bin because who said your trash has to look trashy?
17. A spa-like room spray that smells like aloe and bergamot to help with any ugly smells. Plus, the bottle is pretty enough to qualify as a decorative item, so you won't feel embarrassed displaying it on your toilet tank lid.
18. Fresh new waffle-weave bath towels because yours are looking pretty dingy. Bonus: they're thin but quite absorbent, so they'll dry you quickly (key), then dry themselves quickly to help avoid that musty smell.
19. A pair of orchid flower prints to give your all-white bathroom a pop of color and an aura of spa-like luxury.
20. A cathedral-windowed wall cabinet to discreetly store away unsightly items like extra toilet paper, cleaning supplies, and your absolutely enormous bottle of Jergens.
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