I love a minimally styled bathroom countertop. My preference is to hide all of my daily sundries in drawers and keep fresh flowers or an orchid on the counter.

But, if storage is limited for you, there are several ways to artfully display your daily necessities on your bathroom countertop.

3 Tips to Style your Bathroom Counter

1. A Tray

Trays can be like a little piece of art -- look for one that has a texture, pattern or painterly quality. A perfect place to set your necessary items. Here are a few options:

2. Decorative Jars or Boxes

If you want to corral your everyday items like cotton balls, Q-tips, lotions, etc., look for pretty and colorful vessels to store them in.

Glass Jars from Anthropologie.  Raffia Boxes from Society Social. — Glass Jars from Anthropologie. Raffia Boxes from Society Social.

3. Baskets

If you don't want to put all of your little items in individual containers, try using a pretty basket with a lid on it, to keep everything out of sight.

Traditional Baskets from Crate and Barrel.  Transitional Baskets from Connected Goods. — Traditional Baskets from Crate and Barrel. Transitional Baskets from Connected Goods.

If you are in the San Francisco Bay Area, I offer in-home styling services. Contact me if you are interested!

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