Welcome to day three of the MyDomaine Organization Challenge. Today, we're getting your bathroom in order.
| Small spaces are notoriously difficult to decorate—and the stakes for getting it right are surprisingly high | VIEW IN BROWSER | | | THE MYDOMAINE ORGANIZATION CHALLENGE | | To state the obvious, bathrooms are challenging to organize. Especially if you're working with a smaller space, it can feel like there's simply not enough room to store your abundance of skincare products and linens. These 5 tips will help you streamline your bathroom and make it the self-care sanctuary you deserve. | | | | | | | | | | | | Before you start organizing, take everything out from your cabinets, under the sink, and anywhere else you're storing items. By removing everything, you can get a real look at how much storage you're working with, and where you're lacking. | | | | | | | | The era of the shelfie has convinced us all we need to fill our bathrooms with every skincare item out there. But this just leads to expired products and overcrowding. Instead, treat yourself to a few high-quality products you love, and use them up completely before buying anything new. | | | | | | | | You'll actually use your storage if you invest in pieces you're excited about, like a skincare fridge. Not only do they make chic decor pieces, but they also help extend the shelf life of your products. | | | | | | | | Under-the-sink storage tends to become a bottomless pit. Instead of stashing everything there, try our favorite bathroom storage solution: floating shelves. They're functional, stylish, and if you do them right, they can look just like something you'd find on your Pinterest feed. | | | | | | | | If you're lucky enough to have a freestanding tub, use a bath caddy to pick up your vanity's slack. Rather than stashing jars full of pretty bath salts and aromatic candles under the sink, put them out on a bath caddy to double as décor instead. | | | | | | | |  |  | |
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