Bathroom Cabinet Models and Designs

Our content providing information about bathroom cabinet models. In this article, you will find examples of what different styles of furniture, used for different purposes, can add to your bathroom when used as bathroom cabinet designs. Some of these examples are created by reevaluating old furniture, while others are newly constructed.

Whether it’s new furniture or furniture given a second life, these bathroom cabinet models will create a much different atmosphere than what you see in stores or catalogs. Bathroom cabinet models typically appear as products directly purchased from stores or selected directly from manufacturers’ bathroom decoration catalogs. What do you think about the idea of different bathroom cabinet models and designs that better suit your style and add a strong character to your bathroom?

Chest of drawers

Chests of drawers are one of the most delightful pieces of furniture in many bedrooms. In fact, chests of drawers in older bedrooms were often extremely ornate pieces of furniture. Imagine adding a sink and faucet to a chest of drawers—wouldn’t that create a beautiful look?

Sideboard

Sideboards are detailed pieces of furniture that decorate our dining rooms or living rooms. They are quite functional because they usually hold serving sets, guest dinner sets, and tablecloth sets. A living room sideboard designed at the right height can easily be used as a bathroom cabinet for this very reason.

Plan or Picture Cabinet

These types of cabinets feature shallow drawers. Generally having a wide structure, these cabinets can accommodate multiple sinks. The large number of drawers allows for various uses. If some of the lower drawers are deeper, all the necessary bathroom items can be stored in these cabinets.

Antik Store Office

This type of furniture, designed for everyday use, generally has an empty space in the middle section for seating. This space can easily be used for a sink. The side drawers offer excellent storage space.

Student Desk

When choosing bathroom cabinet models, students generally prefer desk models that have a spacious work area with hidden cables and a computer storage compartment in the upper section. Since desks are where students spend most of their day, comfort should be a priority. This design, which is ideal for smaller bathrooms, allows the necessary storage space to be used comfortably.

File Cabinet

File cabinets are becoming less common as digital and cloud systems advance. We no longer see them in modern office spaces. However, these types of cabinets offer incredible storage capacity and can create a highly functional space in a large bathroom.

Side-Opening Buffets from the 60s and 70s

Although they are no longer in fashion, side-opening buffets, which many of us remember from our mothers’ homes, can be an interesting example of a bathroom cabinet. You can achieve a more modern look by choosing different colors.

Console

The shallow structure of consoles and their typical use against walls make this type of bathroom cabinet suitable for bathrooms that aren’t very spacious. In this photo, the console is used with a double sink and perfectly complements the classic style of the bathroom.

Sewing Table

Don’t say “come on.” A sewing table can create a wonderful look, especially in a classic-style bathroom. The main drawback of this type of table is its small size. Therefore, one should not expect a lot of storage space in such a bathroom cabinet. However, the side panels commonly found on sewing machines can be removed to create a more spacious area.

Things Tenants Should Consider When Choosing Bathroom Cabinet Models!

Recommendation for Tenants: If you have not reached an agreement with your landlord, do not undertake such decoration work. Landlords generally specify such clauses in their contracts; if you have not read them, we recommend that you read them carefully. Such decoration work generally needs to be reported to the landlord. If the landlord gives you written permission, you can proceed with the renovation work. Remember that if you undertake any renovation work without the landlord’s consent, the landlord or property owner is not obligated to compensate you; instead, they may sue you for making changes to their property without their knowledge.

The rental agreement only grants you the right to use the property. It does not grant you the right to make changes to the residential or commercial property. To protect yourself, you must obtain written, signed permission rather than verbal consent.