Bathroom Storage & Accessories

Bathrooms are small and everything in them is packaging. The fastest way to make one look considered is not to buy more storage but to get the branded plastic off the bench: decant the hand wash into a pump you like, put the cotton buds in a lidded canister, and give the rest a drawer.

Work out what has to live out and what can be put away. A soap dish, one pump, a tissue box cover and a tray to corral the rest is usually the whole list. Anything that only gets used weekly belongs behind a door.

Keep the materials to two at most. Ceramic and timber, or stone and brushed steel, reads calmer than five finishes competing on one narrow ledge. Bodycare and bath treats live in Bath & Body.

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How do I make a small bathroom look less cluttered?
Decant what you can, halve what lives on the bench, and give the survivors a tray so they read as one object rather than six. A lidded canister hides the things that are useful but not attractive.

Are the pump dispensers refillable?
Yes. They are made to be decanted into and kept, and several of our hand washes come in one litre refill pouches for exactly that.

What should I keep on the shower shelf?
As little as possible, because everything there gets wet and grows a film. A caddy that drains, holding what is in current use, beats a shelf of half-finished bottles.

Will these suit a rental?
Most of the range sits on a surface rather than fixing to a wall, so nothing needs drilling. The hooks that do mount are listed with their fixing type on the product page.