10 Storage Ideas f​or Pedestal Sinks to Maximize Space

Save the limited countertop space that you have and use shelving directly above the toilet. It's a great place to store toiletries, extra paper products or small decor items. Hang shelves with brackets that match the other hardware in the room. In this bathroom, the black matte brackets coordinate with the faucet. If you don't like brackets, you can install floating shelves. 

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Use wall-mounted bathroom accessories to save even more space. In this bathroom, the towel holder and soap dispenser are affixed to the wall.

When you have a pedestal sink, a medicine cabinet is a great way to add hidden storage. Medicine cabinets can be hung on the wall or can be installed between the studs for a built-in look.

There are several options to keep in mind when selecting a medicine cabinet.

• Select one with adjustable shelves to accommodate different-sized items.
• Choose a frame that matches the tile color, paint color or hardware in your bathroom. The most popular finishes include: stained wood, white wood, black metal, chrome and brass.
• Pick a medicine cabinet with built-in lighting and a defogging system.
• Some medicine cabinets include interior electrical outlets for powering small devices, such as a toothbrushes, flossers or razors.

Built-in shelving in a bathroom is an appealing and convenient solution, giving you a customized look that can be designed in the size and style that works best for your needs. Create multiple shelves and store smaller items in labeled baskets and bins. If you're not a DIYer, we recommend hiring a pro to create a built-in shelf. 

A ladder shelf is an excellent way to combine style with functionality in your bathroom. Place it next to the pedestal sink to provide easy access to essentials like toothbrushes and hand soap. The shelves also offer a convenient way to organize your toiletries, hang a towel and a small mirror.

A rolling cart is a convenient and portable way to help you organize your belongings. It can be moved closer when needed and back to its original position when not in use. It’s a convenient and attractive way to store items in the bathroom.

In a bathroom where every square foot of storage counts, a wooden stool is a simple addition that can be stylish and useful. In this powder room, fresh towels, soap and lotion are readily at hand for guests.

Consider using a small piece of furniture, such as an end table or small cabinet to store needed items. It's an easy way to incorporate some style and functionality to your bathroom. In this space, an attractive wicker table with three shelves offers plenty of room for toiletries, towels and decorative items.

The under-sink area offers plenty of usable space despite the necessary pipes and plumbing. Utilize this space by getting an under-sink cabinet that fits around the base of the pedestal sink. Another option includes organizers with tiered racks that provide easy access to your essentials. 

This storage idea is great if you'd rather keep the space under your pedestal sink empty. A narrow cabinet next to your pedestal sink is a space saver. Racks and drawers give you plenty of storage options. 

An undermount bathroom sink fits underneath the countertop, creating a seamless look. Not only is this type of sink easy to clean, but they're usually sitting on top of a vanity, so there's more counter and drawer space available for your belongings than a pedestal sink. 

These bathroom sinks are attached to the wall with bolts. Wall-mount bathroom sinks don't include a base or a vanity, giving the illusion of a bigger space. However, there's still room if you want to add a stool or a large basket to store items. Cleaning the bathroom floors also becomes easy and convenient with this sink design.

A vessel sink sits on top of the bathroom countertop. It's a modern look that also gives you more counter space to keep toiletries within reach. Additionally, if you ever want to change it out, vessel sinks are easier to install than undermount sinks.