6 Genius Storage Ideas We Spotted in Our Heroine's Space

Our heroine Julia transformed a 'killed' Stalin-era bathtub into a stunning space full of interesting features with her own hands.

The bathroom turned out especially well—everything is thought out to the smallest detail, stylish design, non-standard solutions, and a huge number of storage ideas worth adopting!

Julia, the apartment owner

Dosers and visual clutter

Our heroine pays a lot of attention to order and storage organization: she pours all liquids into dosers, getting rid of visual clutter. There are no colorful shampoos or shower gels in this bathroom: Julia simply transfers everything she needs into beautiful bottles about once a month. It's not that hard—just do it once and it becomes part of your routine.

Photo: Ekaterina Lungu

Household chemicals only in white packaging

Julia buys all household chemicals only in white plastic packaging: it doesn't matter what exactly, the main thing is that it's white. This allowed her to organize very stylish storage in the laundry room.

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Lemonade dispenser for fabric softener

For even the laundry detergent and fabric softener, our heroine pours them into separate containers. She came up with a very interesting solution: she bought a lemonade bottle with a tap and a measuring cup. It's convenient—pour what you need, control the tap yourself. A full bottle lasts a long time.

Photo: Ekaterina Lungu

Hooks on the towel rack

Another smart move—hooks on the towel rack. You can dry robes and towels right on it—it's ergonomic. Julia bought the hook on OZON.

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Open storage and hooks

Our heroine specifically displayed the most needed items in the house (brush, broom, tape measure) in open access. The key is that such items should be aesthetically pleasing—then they can be shown to everyone. Julia suggests buying beautiful wooden cleaning items instead of colorful plastic ones. Don't fear open storage: you can always use attractive baskets, and items are easy to take out and put back in place.

Photo: Ekaterina Lungu

Basket for sorting dirty laundry by sections

Another smart move: clothes are sorted right away—no need to spend time sorting black and white later. Julia bought her basket on OZON.

Photo: Ekaterina Lungu

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