11 things to get rid of in your bathroom, according to interior designers
Interior designers suggest decluttering bathrooms by removing expired products, mismatched towels, and bulky packaging. Replacing standard containers with glass jars and coordinating linens can create a more organized and spa-like aesthetic.
Why it matters
Home organization trends significantly influence consumer spending habits and interior design choices for residential spaces.
Decluttering a bathroom can be a great way to make it look even better. PC Photography/Getty Images/iStockphoto We asked four interior designers to share things they would get rid of in their bathrooms. Counter clutter and mismatched old towels can make the room feel chaotic and less inviting. Old makeup, hotel toiletries, and expired products should be disposed of to maximize storage space. Sometimes the best way to upgrade a space is by getting rid of stuff. So, we asked interior designers to share a few common items in people's bathrooms that are worth decluttering or replacing to make a space look even nicer. Here's what they said. Old, mismatched towels can make a bathroom feel less inviting. Matching or coordinated towel sets can help a bathroom look more put-together.
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