Photo: Russell Abraham; Designer: Alison Whittaker Design
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There are three basic ways to store your belongings in the bathroom: Hang things on the walls, build in storage, and add a piece of furniture. An effective storage scheme usually combines all three approaches, but you'll want to consider the amount of available floorspace; the placement of fixtures, doors, and windows; and the style of the room. Here, cabinets are tucked under the eaves, making good use of space and adding elegance to the bath.
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