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1. A utility cart that can hold your hair products, towels, toiletries, or any other item that's thrown haphazardly in your bathroom drawers (that are already filled to the brim). This bad boy adds easy organization, and thanks to its wheels, easy mobility, so you can move it around however you see fit.
2. A wooden soap dish to cradle your bar of soap, ensuring that gunk stays off the corner of your sink. 😖 Plus, the wood adds a little rustic and natural touch to your decor.
3. A stainless-steel toilet caddy that's sleek and concealed to avoid the eyesore that is...the dreaded toilet brush. A necessary evil, indeed.
4. A vanity organizer because keeping your cotton swabs within arm's reach is life-changing. And its metallic detailing is — *chef's kiss* — instant class.
5. A Clorox extendable tub and tile scrubber so you can clean your shower without breaking your back. Personally, I prefer to write off the hard-to-reach places as being out of my control, but now that I know this exists, I have no choice other than to tackle the ceiling tiles of my shower.
6. A ceramic cutout oil diffuser that'll have your bathroom smelling and feeling like a fancy spa.
7. A sleek chrome rainfall showerhead with a 🚨bonus🚨 hand shower hose and six different rainfall settings. I probably shouldn't give you another reason to take a long shower but...¯\_(ツ)_/¯
8. A floor cabinet for those of us who aren't blessed with a spacious linen closet. The open shelves on its side also provide the perfect opportunity to dress up your bathroom with some plants or decorative pieces.
9. A rust-resistant, matte-black shower caddy because a single rust stain will bring the whole bathroom down with it. Not to mention, the ledge of our tub can't possibly hold another product, yet we also couldn't possibly part with any of our shower necessities (and yes, three different kinds of body scrubs are necessities). I give you the solution:
10. A toilet paper holder that attaches right to the tank in order to conserve space and time with its double-roll feature.
11. A bamboo hair tool organizer so you can free up some counter space without sacrificing design. This also means that you can quickly touch up your hair without the frustration of untangling cords.
12. A sleek touchless soap dispenser that makes washing your hands even more sanitized and undeniably more sophisticated.
13. A bamboo bath caddy, because how are you going to truly relax in a bubble bath without a glass of wine within immediate reach? I know, you don't need another item taking up space in your bathroom, but you can keep it over your tub with a pretty candle on top when it's not in use.
14. A mirrored vanity tray to safely hold your jewelry while you wash your hands or shower. Remember what I said about metallic trim details? Sheer elegance.
15. A night-light so you don't have to turn on your bright bathroom lights at 3 a.m. and risk waking your eyes up a second earlier than they need to be woken up. You have five more hours of sleep left — can't risk it.
16. A shaggy bath rug made from 100% cotton to add a smattering of color and coziness. There's nothing worse than leaving the warmth of your shower only to step onto cold. hard. tile. This should ease the transition...
17. A pink bathtub mat with a hair catcher that is perfect for a kiddie bathroom or anyone who just wants a little color in their life...and also doesn't want to slip in the tub.
18. A corner shelf so you can make use of every last square inch that your bathroom space has to offer.
19. A set of rust-resistant matte-black shower hooks so you can ditch those sticky plastic rings and rest assured that your curtain rod won't be riddled with heinous rust stains.
20. An eyeshadow palette organizer for the beauty queens who've fallen victim to one too many YouTube tutorials and are now left with a comically large amount of palettes and nowhere to put them.
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