Since most people would use a corner shelf as an accent rather than a practical storage space, its design is frequently more about looks than it is about holding power. The exception to this comes in bathrooms, where a corner shelf, with its space saving design, is meant to support shampoo, conditioner, and other shower necessities.

No matter if your bath is big or small, storage room can run out quickly. In bath remodeling, many people focus on the big stuff – toilet, bath tub, and sink.But storage space is also extremely important to have a functional and well-organized bathroom. Fortunately, there are a few creative ways to design bathroom shelves that give more space and add beauty to your bath decor.

Glass corner shelves are a very popular way to display special items. The elegance and modern look of glass make it a perfect material for showcasing. Glass shelves, corner, wall or otherwise, frequently come with specific mounting materials that are either clear or very unobtrusive as to not detract from the glass’s effect.

Bathroom vanities usually have one or several cabinet doors. To add more storage, install rolling pullout bathroom shelves with one about mid-way from the floor and possibly another above that one if there’s enough room.

Wall shelves are anchored to a flat wall surface horizontally and are usually sized for small items, though they can be bigger.Be sure the shelves are sturdy and well-secured for safety. If you have enough wall space, you might consider installing an entire wall cabinet above the toilet or anywhere that won’t be a nuisance. Wall cabinets usually contain several shelves concealed behind doors and are securely anchored to the wall.

Free-Standing Shelves are convenient because they can easily be moved or changed out when needed. They provide convenient bathroom shelves that are open and easy to reach when you need to grab a towel or any bath product.Most are on the narrow and tall side to maximize their space saving nature. They are fairly stable on hardwood (as long as it is level), but those simply set on carpet are likely to fall over. This is not a problem for models that are short and squat, or for lanky models that are screwed or nailed to the wall at the top.

But paper holders come in different kinds of material, you would give it some ideas before you install it.

A lady suggested that, ‘Chrome-effect toilet paper holders could be coordinated to match taps and toilet flush handles. Wooden toilet paper holders give a traditional look. Plastic toilet paper dispensers are likely to be the cheapest. When choosing a toilet paper holder, you should choose one with a design that allows the toilet paper to be changed easily. A toilet tissue holder with a quick-release mechanism encourages toilet users to replace the roll whilst ‘in situ’. Otherwise, if you select a toilet paper dispenser with a screw-in replacement mechanism, the task will inevitably fall to Mom every time!’

Besides the mounted paper holder, toilet paper rack is also recommended. It has great flexibility which helps avoiding much trouble in case you want to remove the installed paper holder.