You can never have too much bathroom storage. Add storage and style with free bathroom shelf plans. Choose from freestanding shelves, wall mounted cabinets or a complete vanity to add valuable space for towels, toiletries and display.
Choose stain or paint to match your existing cabinetry, or use a fun accent color to add a punch of pizzazz for an eclectic look. Select modern, traditional or country styles to match your home decor.
Give your bathroom a quick makeover with a custom cabinet or shelf you build yourself. These projects are great for beginners and can be adapted to fit your space. Spend a weekend and sharpen up your woodworking skills with these fun and functional projects. These plans come with materials lists and building tips, so your project can be completed quickly and easily.
Create a cabinet that measures 6 feet tall and stands over the toilet. Here is a cabinet that offers ample storage space with doors and two drawers, plus a cubby hole for placing bathroom decor.
This single cabinet makes the perfect addition to a smaller bathroom with a pedestal sink and offers shelving inside and out.
This plan offers diagrams and written instructions for a strong and sturdy two-door solid oak cabinet 4 shelves.
This cabinet with two shelves fits easily in any room of the house it stands on the floor, has no back as it is secured to the wall.
Cut un-finished pine board then paint them the color of your choice for open shelving in the bathroom.
Here is an inexpensive and easy project for building an attractive open storage vanity using 2 x 4's.
Use hose clamps to secure mason jars to a piece of lumbar then mount it on the wall for a place to store cotton balls, q-tips and more.
You can easily create this Victorian style shelf using inexpensive laminate veneer which in turn is primed and painted to suit your taste.
Use this step by step woodworking plan to build a chunky floating shelf with center frame support for a stylish sleek look.
Here are plans for a medicine cabinet with three louver mirrors and plenty of storage space within.
This plan takes two pieces of plywood then adds crown molding and three towel hooks for a beautiful and functional wall piece.
Take two 1 x 6 pieces of scrap wood and attach them using pocket-hole screws, add your choice of crown molding and paint color and your done.
This plan has instructions on how to build an inexpensive hand towel holder that offers two shelves for rolled towels and one metal hook for hanging.
Here is a shelf unit built out of poplar wood that is designed to hang on the wall behind the bathroom door.
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