On Monday, August 31, Lidl launches the perfect wardrobe to gain space, order and light in small bathrooms

I don't know about you, but there is one room in the house (with permission from the kitchen) that costs me much more than the others to keep in order. It's about the bathroom, and it's not exactly because it's big. Just the opposite. That lack of space and the amount of accumulated gadgets is what always makes everything chaos.

I wasn't going to start drilling holes in the walls to put up shelves and destroy the tiles, so a friend told me the most obvious solution for tiny rooms: opt for vertical storage. What translated means finding a tall cabinet narrow enough to fit in the available space between the sink and the wall.

The best of all is that this Monday, August 31, a tall cabinet arrives at Lidl just as I need: with a minimalist design in white that not only brings light to the room, but is easy to integrate into the decoration. Its measurements are about 186 cm high x 28 cm deep x 34 cm wide, so although I don't have enough space it will definitely fit.

It includes two open spaces in which you can store many things, such as towels, the hair straightener, the dryer and all other small appliances, but also since its shelves can be adjusted in height, whatever you put on it will fit perfectly. The same thing happens with its doors, which can be mounted on the right or left, so it can be placed however it suits us best. For 42.99 euros, a wardrobe that is a bargain.

The mirror alternative

If, in addition to storage, what we are looking for is more light in the bathroom and getting a surface where we can check our outfit before leaving the house, in addition to being able to put on makeup, this is our closet. We can find it on Amazon for 105.99 euros, and it measures 160 x 30 x 40 cm distributed over four shelves that can be adjusted to three different heights.

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