A closer look at the different types of vanity furniture available for the bedroom and bathroom.
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Bathroom Storage Cabinets

Bathroom storage cabinets and furniture come in many forms including shelves and vanities.

Upgrading your bathroom might be as simple as adding necessary storage space for your items that do not fit or belong in your medicine cabinet or linen closet. Items like hair dryers, brushes, combs, and makeup are often left out on the sink countertops, giving an already small bathroom a cluttered appearance. High-end fixtures and other luxury amenities do little to compensate for a bathroom that lacks reasonable space for items you need in your bathroom. Your best solution for additional storage that compliments the work you have done decorating your bathroom means adding a stylish and functional bathroom storage cabinet. As you are remodeling or otherwise upgrading your bathroom, remember that the right storage cabinet can alleviate your current clutter, while enhancing your overall bathroom décor.

Storage cabinets come in all shapes, sizes, and with many features available to you, depending on your budget, taste, and personal storage needs. For smaller bathrooms, available styles include types that fit in corners or are a vanity-and-cabinet combination. The corner styles efficiently take up unused space and several floor-to-ceiling types provide enough drawers or shelves to give plenty of storage for small items. For larger bathrooms, available styles include larger combined vanities and cabinets, to make as large a unit as you need. In some cases, combinations may provide enough space to forgo using a separate linen closet. Vanity styles usually fit under the sink and store items on shelves or in drawers. Higher-end vanities even come with glass doors, like on curio cabinets.

Smaller bathroom cabinets are available for less than $20, while larger vanity cabinets may cost up to several thousand dollars. High-end models are often made of higher quality materials such as natural wood, and/or metallic finishes including chrome, brushed aluminum, nickel, or gold alloys. Sometimes, they feature frosted glass doors, recessed panels, and adjustable shelving. They often require less assembly than cheaper counterparts made of particleboard or plywood.  Cheaper storage units, like those available at IKEA almost always require assembly, and are made more for functionality than for style. Moderately priced cabinets are available at most hardware and furniture stores, including Walmart, Target, Home Depot, IKEA, and Kmart. Pricier cabinets with luxury extras are available at Restoration Hardware, Pottery Barn, Lowe’s, and from online retailers including Premiere Vanities, Home Furniture Showroom.
If your bathroom is in need of extra storage space, your ideal solution is to add a bathroom storage cabinet to contain those items too large for your medicine cabinet. Additionally, the right storage cabinet can add some artistic flair to compliment the bathroom’s existing décor, while providing that much-need extra space. Enhance the efficiency of your bathroom regardless of its size, since storage units come in all shapes and sizes. If the ideal, larger unit is currently cost-prohibitive, consider starting with a basic unit that fits your budget, and add additional matching units as necessary. Also consider buying your storage units online if discounts on price and shipping are available.