Organizing your master bathroom linen closet can be a bit daunting. At least for me, it was. I really wanted to maximize the space and make everything easily accessible. Linen closets aren't just for linen, folks. As you'll see below, I use our linen closet to store everything from towels to hair extensions. Yep, hair extensions!
Here's what the closet looked like before. Not a mess by any means, but it needed a little pick me up. I edited out our clothes hampers at the bottom to spare ya'll!
The first thing I did was sketch out how I wanted to organize the space. This may seem like a lot, but I promise that it helps in the long run. I decided that I wanted to designate space for bathroom cleaning supplies, my personal products, bath linen, back stock, and medicine.
After that, I took measurements and figured out what organization products I needed to purchase and what I could re-use. I decided to keep the four white baskets you see at the bottom and nix the turntables and green bins (I'll re-use these somewhere else). More below on what I purchased and re-used.
Once I had all of my products on hand (and actually found time to tackle this project...so thankful my little one tends to take long naps), I removed everything from the closet. I threw away things that clearly needed to go, and then I sorted everything into categories.
Here's the finished product.
Top Shelf Details
I re-used this drawer and these containers for my feminine products and cotton balls and Q-tips.
This Lazy Susan used to hold my nail polishes, etc. I decided to use it for cleaning products instead. Here, I keep my DIY All Purpose Cleaner, microfiber cloths, sponges, and trash bags.
I wasn't kidding when I mentioned hair extensions. This drawer holds everything from clip-ins to braiding hair.
Second Shelf Details
I found this Nail Polish Riser at the Container Store, and I used it to store nail polish and essential oils. Behind the riser are two Tall Smart Store Inserts that I used to store my lotion and nail care accessories like Emory Boards and polish remover.
I picked up these stacking drawers from Amazon. This is where I house all of our back stock that I divided into six categories. Easy access. I also love that I'll be able to tell when supply is low.
The third shelf holds our towels, washcloths, bath mats, and hand towels. Nothing exciting there!
Fourth Shelf Details
I re-used these baskets I already had on hand.
Dividing medicines into groups helps with easy access.
I hope seeing how I organized my master bath linen closet inspires you to tackle your own project. Happy Organizing!
Is that a chalk marker you used for labeling? If yes, brilliant! I never thought about that.
This is sooo helpful and gives me hope for my closet. Thanks so much!