Make Your Bathroom Vanity Feel Brand New With One Easy Change

Have you walked into your bathroom and felt like it needed a change but didn't want to do anything major that would take a lot of time, hard work, and money? Don't worry — you're not alone. Bathrooms are a popular space that people want to improve or update, but a refresh can cost you serious dough — anywhere from $5,000 to $30,000 or more. But did you know that a simple, affordable trick can bring new life to this space? All it takes is one easy change — removing the vanity doors to make your bathroom vanity feel brand new.

Before starting this project, you must know how to properly remove these doors from the vanity. Some hinges have clips that you can use to detach the door easily. Touch the back of the hinges for two clips and pull open. Securely hold the doors so they don't crash to the floor since it is loose enough to fall. Then, unscrew the hinges from the vanity. If you can't find the clips, take a screwdriver and remove the doors and hinges at the same time. 

You may need to patch up the holes from the hinges, depending on where they're located and if they're visible. You can keep the detached doors as crafty ways to repurpose old cabinet doors around the house. Now you have an open vanity with the potential to create beautifully organized displays that freshen your bathroom and keep necessities nearby.

With your bathroom storage space exposed for everyone to see, you need to find a neat way to keep everything in order. And a common strategy is to add organizational bins, baskets, and other storage solutions. These organizers come in a variety of materials whether you prefer plastic, wood, or fabric. Made in numerous sizes, styles, and colors, the variety of containers means you will find some that perfectly fit inside and match your space. You can even take wicker baskets and turn them into a clever storage hack that will keep your bathroom functional and stylish.

Don't be afraid to get creative with this open area. You can utilize every inch of cabinet storage space with lazy susans, shelves, pull-out organizers, stackable organizers, peg boards, and other structures that match the items you want to store. Many of these storage products come in a variety of sizes, colors, styles, and designs, seamlessly integrating into your bathroom's aesthetic. Before putting any of these organizers into your open cabinet, make sure to measure and follow any installation instructions. Once your storage options are up, you can take it to the next level by labeling them.