A good bathroom table is basically your extra set of hands—somewhere to land a candle, a towel, and that little jar of bath salts without crowding the sink.
Rolling Cart Table You Can Move Anywhere

I’m a big fan of a slim rolling cart table in a busy bathroom—just roll it to the tub, then back to the vanity. When I build or upcycle one, I add locking casters because I once watched a cart drift away mid-bath like it had places to be.
Useful items to consider:
- Wooden rolling storage cart: Organize your bathroom effortlessly with a sturdy wooden cart that adds warm, spa-like style to your space.
- Small woven storage baskets: Keep smaller items tidy and accessible on open shelves with these textured, natural woven baskets.
- Replacement heavy-duty casters with locks: Upgrade your existing furniture with smooth-rolling, locking wheels to gain mobility without sacrificing stability.
Classic Tub-Side Wooden Stool

I keep coming back to a simple bathroom side table stool next to the tub because it’s small, sturdy, and always looks intentional. When I make one, I seal it with a water-resistant finish so it can handle splashes without getting cranky.
Try these:
- Round Wooden Stool: Choose a sturdy round wooden stool to create a convenient spot for towels and bath essentials near your tub.
- Waterproof Wood Sealer: Protect your wooden furniture from humidity and splashes by applying a clear, durable water-resistant sealant.
- Luxury Bath Accessories Set: Style your new tub-side table with cohesive soap dispensers and jars for an organized and spa-like atmosphere.
Slim Table Beside a Pedestal Sink

If your sink has zero counter space, I’ve had great luck building a narrow bathroom table that slides right beside it for hand soap, lotion, and a small tray. I usually add a lower shelf for rolled towels so it feels spa-like, not cluttered.
Check these products out:
- Narrow Wooden Bathroom Console Table with Shelves: Maximize your bathroom storage with this slim console; perfect for holding essentials while adding warmth to tight spaces.
- Minimalist Amber Glass Soap Dispenser Set: Elevate your sink area instantly by decanting messy store-bought bottles into these chic, coordinating dispensers.
- Small Woven Storage Basket for Shelves: Keep clutter contained and create a spa-like feel by organizing washcloths or toiletries in this textured basket.
Narrow Console Table Against a Wall

A long, shallow bathroom console table is perfect for that empty wall that feels awkward and bare. I’ve made them from reclaimed wood with a simple apron so they look light but still hold jars, plants, and extra hand towels.
These products might help:
- Rustic Wood Console Table with Drawers: Find a narrow wooden table to fill empty wall space while adding vital storage for bathroom essentials.
- Woven Seagrass Storage Basket: Add texture and organize small items or dried plants neatly with a natural woven storage basket.
- Clear Glass Apothecary Jars: Display bath salts or decorative items elegantly using classic glass jars to enhance your vanity styling.
Corner Table That Uses Dead Space

Bathrooms always seem to have one lonely corner, so a triangular corner bathroom table is an easy win. I’ve built a few with a tiny top and two shelves, and it’s honestly the quickest way I know to make a room feel “finished.”
These products might be useful:
- Wooden Bathroom Side Table: Add functional storage to empty spots with a compact wooden side table perfect for towels and decor.
- Dried Pampas Grass Decor: Create a calming, spa-like atmosphere instantly by styling your table with natural dried grass arrangements.
- Set of Textured Hand Towels: Stack soft, textured towels on the lower shelf to keep essentials accessible while enhancing the cozy visual appeal.
Over-the-Toilet Ladder Table

That space above the toilet is prime real estate, and an over-the-toilet table with ladder-style shelves keeps everything within reach. I always use a moisture-friendly topcoat because the first one I built taught me humidity has no mercy.
Consider these options:
- Freestanding Bamboo Ladder Shelf: Maximize vertical storage in tight spaces with this stylish, multi-tier shelving unit perfect for towels and decor.
- Over-The-Toilet Space Saver: Utilize wasted space directly above your tank to organize toiletries and essentials without drilling into walls.
- Water-Resistant Wood Sealant: Protect your wooden bathroom furniture from humidity and moisture damage to ensure it stays looking new longer.
Pedestal Table With a Basket Base

A slim pedestal bathroom table looks clean and elegant, and I love adding a basket underneath for toilet paper or washcloths. I’ve made the base heavier than you’d think, because lightweight pedestal tables tip the second you bump them.
A few things you might like:
- Round Wooden Pedestal Side Table: Choose a sturdy round accent table to create an elegant focal point near your bathtub or shower.
- Wicker Storage Basket: Add a woven basket to the base for stylish, accessible storage of your washcloths or toiletries.
- Clear Glass Cylinder Candle Holder: Create a spa-like atmosphere by placing a simple glass candle holder on the table surface.
Open-Shelf Table With Wicker Bins

An open-shelf bathroom table looks airy, and bins keep the “bathroom clutter collection” out of sight. I like to build these with a slightly raised lip on the shelves, because I’ve watched bottles slide off when someone’s in a hurry.
You might give these a try:
- Woven Storage Baskets: Keep clutter hidden and maintain a neat appearance by placing these textured bins on open shelves.
- Light Wood Console Table: Create the foundation of this airy look with a simple wooden table featuring drawers and open shelving.
- White Ceramic Vase: Add a touch of softness to your vanity countertop with a rounded ceramic vessel for fresh greenery.
Live-Edge Slab Side Table

A sealed live-edge bathroom table brings in that natural wood grain that makes the whole room feel warmer. I’ve done a few with a thick, glossy topcoat, and the way water beads up on it is oddly satisfying.
You might like:
- Round Live Edge Wood Stool: Add rustic charm to your bathroom with a sturdy wood stool perfect for holding candles or towels.
- Water-Based Polyurethane Sealant: Protect natural wood from bathroom humidity and splashes with this durable, clear finish for long-lasting beauty.
- Glass Bud Vase for Greenery: Replicate the serene look by adding fresh eucalyptus or faux stems in a simple, elegant glass vase.
Stacked Crate Table With Hidden Storage

Turning stacked wooden crates into a little bathroom table is one of my favorite upcycles, especially for renters. I’ve built mine so one crate faces forward like a cubby—perfect for extra towels without looking like “storage.”
Some handy options:
- Set of Wooden Storage Crates: Build your base structure easily by stacking these versatile crates for customized vertical or horizontal storage options.
- Small Wooden Drawer Insert: Create the hidden bottom compartment by sliding a matching wooden bin or drawer into your crate framework.
- Small Metal Hardware Brackets: Secure your crates together firmly to ensure stability and safety for your new DIY bathroom furniture piece.
Vintage Drawer Turned Side Table

An old drawer can become a quirky bathroom side table with a wood top and the drawer box acting as a tray. I’ve used this trick for guest baths, and it’s great for corralling candles and small jars so they don’t wander.
May just do the trick:
- Small Wooden Nightstand with Drawers: Recreate this vintage look easily by choosing a compact wooden nightstand to organize your bath essentials stylishly.
- Glass Jar Scented Candles: Add ambiance and a relaxing aroma to your bath with these classic glass jar candles for cozy evenings.
- Small Woven Basket Organizer: Keep small items tidy on your tabletop with a textured woven basket that adds a natural, charming touch.
Stump Table for Rustic Texture

A sealed wood stump makes a bold little bathroom table that feels like a tiny piece of the outdoors. I’ve learned to stabilize any cracks before sealing, because bathrooms love to exaggerate every little wood movement.
Maybe worth checking out:
- Natural Wood Stump Side Table: Add organic warmth to your bathroom with a solid wood stump table that serves as a unique, water-resistant surface.
- Teak Wood Shower Stool: Provide extra storage space near your bath with a moisture-resistant teak stool that perfectly complements rustic decor.
- Polyurethane Wood Sealer: Protect your wooden furniture from bathroom humidity and moisture damage by applying a durable, clear waterproofing sealant.
Industrial Pipe-and-Wood Side Table

If you like farmhouse-meets-modern, a pipe-and-wood bathroom table is such a vibe and holds up well in humid rooms. I’ve built these with chunky legs so the metal feels intentional, not like it belongs in a basement.
A few choices to try:
- Industrial Pipe Table Legs Kit: Create your own custom table by attaching these sturdy, moisture-resistant industrial pipe legs to wood planks.
- Solid Wood Live Edge Slab: Top off your pipe frame with a unique, durable wood slab to achieve that authentic farmhouse aesthetic.
- Pre-made Industrial Pipe Bench: Save DIY time and instantly upgrade your bathroom with a ready-to-use industrial style wood and pipe bench.
Nesting Tables for Flexible Layouts

Nesting bathroom tables are my secret weapon for small spaces—one tucks away, and one stays out for daily use. I’ve made sets where the smaller table is just tall enough to slide under the bigger one without scraping the finish.
A few suggestions:
- Wooden Round Nesting Tables: Maximize your bathroom space with these versatile tables that stack neatly together when you need extra room.
- Water-Resistant Teak Stacking Tables: Choose durable materials perfect for humid environments to keep your bath essentials handy and stylishly organized.
- Mid-Century Modern Side Table Set: Add a touch of elegance to your bath with tapered legs and clean lines for functional decor.
Bath Bridge Table Across the Tub

A slatted tub-bridge bathroom table turns your bath into a little retreat with space for a book, a drink, and a candle. I always add rubber feet, because the first one I made tried to scoot around like it was on ice.
Possibly helpful picks:
- Freestanding Teak Shower Bench with Shelf: Recreate the spa look pictured here by placing this water-resistant bench next to your tub for handy storage.
- Luxury Wooden Bathtub Caddy Tray: Create a true retreat as described in the text with a caddy that holds your book and drinks securely.
- Glass Apothecary Jars for Bath Salts: Style your bath table elegantly with clear glass bottles, perfect for storing bath oils or decorative salts.
Resin-Inlay Table That Looks Like Water

For a real showstopper, I’ve made a small bathroom side table with a resin inlay that mimics ripples—total “wow” next to a tub. It’s surprisingly practical too, because that sealed surface laughs off drips and product spills.
Possibly handy products:
- Clear Epoxy Resin Kit: Create your own stunning water-effect inlay by pouring durable, crystal-clear resin into your wooden furniture projects.
- Ocean Blue Mica Powder Pigments: Mix these vibrant blue and turquoise pigments into your resin to achieve realistic ocean waves and beautiful depth.
- Small Wooden Side Table with Inlay Top: Skip the DIY and grab a ready-made side table featuring unique tile or resin accents for instant style.
















