Bathrooms are the forgotten corners of most Nigerian homes. You decorate your living room, throw a rug in the bedroom, but the bathroom usually gets stuck with plastic buckets, scattered toiletries, and a towel hanging awkwardly from the door. The result is chaos with cluttered toilet sink-tops, nowhere to put things, and a space that feels more stressful than refreshing.
The fix doesn’t have to cost a fortune. With a ₦20,000 budget, you can pick up simple accessories that instantly make your bathroom look cleaner, more spacious, and dare we say, a little luxurious. Here are seven affordable, chic organisers that will transform your bathroom without spending all your money.
1. Toilet Paper Storage: Never Get Caught Slippin’
Sure, you might use water for the main cleanup, but after a quick pee, tissue is non-negotiable (It really is not). A toilet paper holder solves that problem while keeping things neat.
Some designs have covered storage for backup rolls, so you can buy in bulk and not be caught stranded. Others are wall-mounted to save floor space. Either way, it’s a tiny investment that saves you from the most awkward bathroom moment of all.
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Photo: Toilet Paper Storage
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2. Wall-Mounted Shelves, Because Floor Space Is Gold
Most Nigerian bathrooms are small, so every inch of space counts. The smartest way to create more room is to go vertical. Wall-mounted shelves or hanging baskets turn bare walls into a good use of storage space. Hand towels, shower gels, skincare bottles, and even décor like plants or scented candles can all find a home here.
Some models, like the one below, come with a built-in towel rack so you’re getting a two-in-one deal under ₦20,000. They’re renter-friendly too, since many options stick on with suction cups instead of drilling.
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Photo: Wall-mounted Shelves
3. A Bin That Actually Blends In
Bins aren’t glamorous, but they’re essential. Especially in shared bathrooms where people leave used tissues, cotton pads, or wrappers lying around. The right bin keeps things clean.
Covered bins with foot pedals are best. No bending, no touching, just step and drop. Go for stainless steel, bamboo, or even matte plastic in neutral colours. Suddenly, what used to be an eyesore becomes just another sleek accessory that quietly does its job.
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Photo: Covered Bin