Tall Linen Cabinets For Bathroom

The tall linen cabinet with an update on a neutral

Sand & Stable™

Traditionally, neutral colors have been those that are very, very simple: Taupe, white, black, grey, navy. We’re here to say that you can still achieve a minimal, neutral look with a slightly stronger color.

For example, consider purchasing a linen cabinet in a deep forest green—or a toned golden yellow. These colors can add a bold interest to your space with very little effort (and really make your linens pop!). 

$979.99 $989.99

Tall bathroom cabinets with glam golden hardware

Joss & Main

Traditionally, bathrooms are kept light, open, and airy. Go a different way with dark colors and golden hardware, and you’ll enjoy a sense of dramatic coziness that will make your morning toiletries feel downright decadent.

We like gold or bronze hardware with a dark navy for a color scheme that will match many others, but the same effect can be achieved with gold hardware and gold, maroon, green, or black paint. 

$1390 $1380

An unassuming linen cabinet with farmhouse style panels

Sand & Stable™

Want to add texture to your space without going overboard?

Use vertical panels to help lift your eye upward, but don’t put them all over your small room (that might be overwhelming). Instead, select a cabinet with these uplifting panels, and enjoy the effect with a smaller footprint (and price point!). 

$289.99 $539

A tall bathroom storage cabinet with see through doors

Not looking to reduce visual clutter? Interested in adding artistic decor to your small spaces?

Select a storage cabinet with grills, latticing, or even glass doors on part of the cabinet. There you can store pretty perfume bottles, aesthetic lotions, or other toiletries that you know will make the space seem more special. 

A tall linen cabinet with multifaceted storage

Drawers and cabinets and open shelving, oh my! Whether you want a small countertop workspace or you like the slightly more complicated look of different types of shelving, a cabinet that has many types of options can be really versatile.

This type of shelving is particularly great for families. Each family member gets their own type of cubby for their daily go-tos, which can reduce a lot of friction (especially if you live in a smaller space). 

A flat paneled bathroom linen closet

If you’re not seeking maximalist vibes, then select a linen closet with less texture. A flat-paneled piece in a neutral color may blend in so effortlessly that it feels like a built-in, which definitely seems high-class and luxurious.

We like placing our linen cabinets on legs, however—this can help make your space seem airier instead of seemingly reducing your square footage. Every inch counts! 

A light, breezy, vented bathroom pantry cabinet

For a cabinet so laid-back and beach-reminiscent that you might feel like you’re brushing your teeth outside, look for a light or neutral wooden cabinet with vents on the doors.

Not only does this help air out your linens, it adds just enough repeating visual interest without overwhelming your eyes. It’s a win-win! 

A sculptural, baroque tall bathroom linen cabinet

Etta Avenue™

Want to recreate a Rococo feel in your home?

An intricately-carved cupboard in an aged pastel—light blue, light yellow, rose—with scrolls and florals decorating the top will feel like it’s come straight from a French villa. Pair this type of cabinet with more pastels and light, upscale decor for a delicately lovely bathroom. 

$889.99 $989.99

A tall linen closet with offset door storage

If you really don’t need additional cupboards and doors in your bathroom and, perhaps, wished that you had an actual built-in closet instead, this is the next best thing. This cabinet has one large, regular door-sized door that you can open like a full-sized closet.

In other words: Ever wanted to simply add a closet into your home? If you have the space, this is how you do it! 

A linen cabinet with open shelving

Maybe you don’t want to fuss with doors. Perhaps you’re more interested in the easy utility of open shelving.

Select a cabinet that has both as options: drawers or cabinets on the bottom, and a few free shelves on top. We like at least some closed storage for the more utilitarian items you may need to house in your bathroom, but open shelving up top is always a beautiful idea.