"I started off by taking everything out of my space and giving the surfaces a good wipe-down with antibacterial spray. I don't keep many extra items, aside from the odd seasonal shower gel, but my essentials looked like a lot because of the small size of the space. I was keen to see how much of a difference placing them in the space would actually have."
"The first suggestion she gave me was to add a small freestanding cabinet or storage cart into the space to switch out my floor basket. This would give my items a home, as well as make the space look less cluttered. She recommended placing this between the toilet and sink or where the basket currently sits."
"What I liked most about her suggestions is that they aren't grand or unachievable. They're little additions and tweaks that will make my space look tidier while containing the same amount of stuff. Here's what I did."
A small studio bathroom can feel cluttered even when it holds only essentials. After moving in, everything was kept in a basic drop-zone basket and cabinet. The space was cleared and surfaces were wiped with antibacterial spray. Essentials were then placed back to assess how much visual difference organization would create. A freestanding cabinet or slim storage cart was added to replace the floor basket, giving items a dedicated home and reducing clutter. The storage was positioned between the toilet and sink or where the basket had been. A slim triple-tiered storage ladder was used to fit the compact layout while keeping items accessible.
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