Bathroom

Bathroom Accessories, Furniture and Fittings at Easy Life Markets

Easy Life Markets sells bathroom accessories, furniture and fittings for every part of the room: vanities and under-sink cabinets, shower heads and shower panels, toilet roll holders and toilet brushes, soap dispensers and toothbrush holders, wall cabinets, towels, bath mats and shower curtain sets. If you are refitting a whole bathroom, you can furnish it from this one category. If you only need to fix one annoying gap, such as wet soap on the basin or nowhere to put spare rolls, you will find the small piece that solves it.

So what should you buy? Start with the piece that does the most work. In most bathrooms that is storage at the basin, then a proper home for towels, then the small accessories that keep the sink and shower ledges clear. This page explains each type of product, what to measure, which materials suit a damp room, and how to put together a bathroom that works every day. Each product page shows the exact sizes, options, current price and availability.

What is in our bathroom range

• Vanities and sinks: complete vanity units with ceramic basins, under-sink cabinets for pedestal basins, an LED mirror cabinet and a basin faucet.
• Shower and bath: shower heads, a shower panel system, shower caddies, a bamboo shower bench, a bathtub tray table, bath mats and shower curtain sets.
• Toilets and accessories: toilet paper holders in wood, brass and metal, toilet brushes and soap dispensers.
• Bathroom storage: wall cabinets, over-the-toilet units, corner shelves, soap boxes, toothbrush racks and cabinet organisers.
• Towels and linens: bath towel sets, hand towels and a hooded bathrobe for children.

The Main Types of Bathroom Products and What Each One Is For

A bathroom has a short list of jobs: washing, showering or bathing, using the toilet, drying off and storing the things you use for all of that. Every product in this category serves one of those jobs. Knowing which job you are solving makes the choice much easier.

Vanities and under-sink cabinets

A vanity is a cabinet with a basin on top. It gives you a washbasin and closed storage in one footprint, which is why it is the most useful single piece in a small bathroom. Our 30 inch gray bathroom vanity pairs a ceramic top with two soft-close doors and a drawer, and the bathroom vanity with drawers comes in green or white. For a period look there is the 30 inch blue vanity with a solid wood frame.

If you already have a pedestal basin and want to keep it, an under-sink cabinet wraps around the pipe and turns the dead space under the bowl into a cupboard. The 24 inch under sink cabinet and the white under sink vanity unit are both built for this, with an open back or a U cut-out for the waste pipe.

Showers and bath fittings

The shower is where small upgrades make the biggest daily difference. A new handheld shower head is one of the easiest changes you can make, because on most showers it simply screws onto the existing hose. Our turbo propeller shower head is a handheld head with a one-key switch and filter options. For a full refit, the stainless steel shower panel system combines a rainfall head, waterfall outlet, body jets, a tub spout and a handheld head on one wall-mounted tower.

Around the bath, a bamboo bathtub tray table holds a book, a drink or a phone within reach, and a bamboo shower bench gives you a seat plus a lower shelf for bottles.

Toilet accessories

Every toilet needs a roll holder and a brush, and these are the bathroom accessories people notice most when they are missing or ugly. A roll holder can be a plain wall arm, a covered dispenser or a holder with a shelf on top for a phone. The walnut toilet paper holder has a brass arm and a phone shelf, and the brass toilet paper holder with cover comes in polished gold or rose gold. For spare rolls, the sheep toilet paper holder stores seven rolls and adds a bit of character.

For cleaning, silicone brushes are now popular because the flexible bristles rinse clean and do not hold on to dirt the way old nylon brushes do. See the silicone toilet brush set or the rechargeable electric toilet brush.

Small bathroom accessories for the basin and the wall

The basin is where clutter builds up first. Toothbrushes, soap, a cup, hand cream and a razor can cover every flat edge within a week. Matching bathroom accessories fix this and make the room look finished. The shell bathroom accessories set includes a toothbrush holder, soap dispenser, lotion bottle, cups and trays in white resin. If you prefer metal, the stainless steel bathroom accessory set gives you a towel bar, towel ring, roll holder and hook, as a set or as single pieces. The green resin soap dispenser holds 500 ml and adds colour to a plain white basin.

Towels, robes, mats and curtains

Textiles soften a hard, tiled room and do real work. A good towel set covers bath, hand and face sizes. Our 6 piece cotton towel set comes in 21 styles, and the combed cotton towel set has a 600 g bath towel. A quick drying bath mat catches drips by the shower, and a marble shower curtain set gives you a curtain and matching mats in one order. For children, the kids hooded bathrobe has an animal hood and a belt.

How to Choose Bathroom Accessories That Work in Your Room

Most buying mistakes in the bathroom come from three things: not measuring, mixing too many finishes and choosing a fixing method the wall cannot take. Get those right and almost any combination of pieces will look good and last.

Measure before you buy

Write down the width of the wall above the toilet, the width and depth of the space under the basin, the height of the basin rim and the distance from the floor to the shower head. For vanities, check where the water supply and waste pipe come out of the wall. For towel bars, measure the space between the door frame and the nearest tile edge or cabinet. A tape measure and five minutes will save you a return.

Choose one finish and repeat it

A bathroom looks calm when the metal finish is consistent. If your tap is chrome, pick chrome or stainless steel bathroom accessories. If you choose brass or gold, use it for the roll holder, towel ring and hooks together. Wood and bamboo sit well with almost any metal, which is why walnut holders and bamboo benches are an easy way to add warmth. Two finishes plus one natural material is a safe rule.

Drill, adhesive or freestanding

Wall-mounted bathroom accessories fix in one of three ways. Screw fixings are the strongest and suit heavy cabinets and towel bars that get pulled every day. Adhesive plates avoid drilling, which suits renters and tiled walls you do not want to damage, but they need a smooth, clean, dry surface and time to cure before you load them. Freestanding pieces, such as floor roll holders and benches, need no fixing at all and can move with you.

Materials and damp

Bathrooms are the most humid room in a home. Steam settles on every surface after a shower, and water splashes at the basin and in the shower zone. Materials that handle this well include stainless steel, brass, ceramic, resin, silicone and plastic. Bamboo and hardwood are fine when they can dry out between uses. Wood-based boards such as MDF are used for most bathroom cabinets because they are stable and take a good painted finish, but they should not sit in standing water. You can read how medium-density fibreboard is made and why its sealed surface matters.

Comparing Bathroom Materials

Specifications Worth Checking on Each Product Page

• Overall size: width, depth and height in inches or centimetres. Compare these with your own measurements, not with the photo.
• Basin and cut-out sizes: for vanities and under-sink cabinets, check the basin size and where the cabinet leaves room for pipes.
• Door hand: some vanities have a door on the left or right side. Make sure it opens away from the toilet or the wall.
• Fixing method: screws, adhesive or freestanding, and whether fixings are included.
• Thread and connection: for shower heads and faucets, check that the connection matches your hose or supply. Some faucets are sold as the faucet only, without a basin.
• Towel weight and size: heavier towels feel thicker; lighter ones dry faster. A bath towel of around 70 x 150 cm suits most adults.
• Power: rechargeable items, LED cabinets and shower panels with displays list their power details on the product page.

Planning a Bathroom by Size and Use

Small bathrooms

Use the walls. A wall cabinet above the toilet, a corner shelf in the shower and a slim roll holder will free more space than any floor unit. Pick an under-sink cabinet over a full vanity if the basin is already in place. Keep bathroom accessories few and matching so the room feels larger.

Family bathrooms

Plan for volume. A vanity with drawers holds spare toothpaste, plasters and bath toys. A toothbrush holder with several slots keeps brushes apart. A non-slip bath mat and a sturdy shower caddy cut down on bottles left on the floor. Children love a hooded robe after bath time.

Guest bathrooms and cloakrooms

Here the look matters more than storage. A matching soap dispenser and tray, a good hand towel and a stylish roll holder do most of the work. The embroidered hand towel is a nice finishing touch for a guest basin.

En-suites

Think about how you move in the morning. Keep the things you use daily at eye level, and put a hook or towel bar within reach of the shower door. An LED mirror cabinet gives you light, a mirror and storage in one piece above the basin.

Care and Maintenance

Most bathroom problems are slow ones: limescale, mould in corners and swollen cabinet edges. A little routine care prevents all three.

1. Run an extractor fan or open a window during and after every shower so steam can escape.
2. Wipe metal fittings with a soft cloth and a mild cleaner. Avoid bleach on brass and on gold-tone finishes.
3. Dry splashes on cabinet tops and door edges straight away, especially on painted board.
4. Rinse silicone brushes after use and let the holder drain.
5. Wash towels before first use and dry them fully between uses.
6. Check screws on towel bars and roll holders every few months and tighten them if they work loose.
7. Oil or re-seal bamboo and wood if the surface starts to look dry or grey.

Safety in the Bathroom

Water and hard floors call for care. Use non-slip mats on tiled floors and inside the bath area. Fix wall cabinets securely, because a loaded cabinet is heavy and it will be opened and closed many times a day. For anything with power, such as an LED mirror cabinet, a shower panel with a display or a rechargeable brush, follow the instructions on the product page and have permanent electrical work done by a qualified electrician who knows the local rules for bathroom zones. Keep cleaning products in a closed cabinet if young children use the room. The bathroom article gives useful background on how bathroom layouts and fittings have developed.

Buying Tips From Our Team

• Buy the big piece first. Your vanity or cabinet sets the colour and style for the smaller bathroom accessories around it.
• Order towels in more than one set. One set in use, one in the wash and one spare is a comfortable rotation.
• If a listing offers single pieces and sets, a set is often the easiest way to get a matching look.
• Read the full description, not just the title. Our product pages state what the supplier lists for size, material and what is in the box.
• Check our return and refund policy before ordering large items such as vanities and tall cabinets.
• If a measurement you need is missing, contact us before you order and we will check it for you.

Who This Category Suits

Our bathroom range is for homeowners planning a refit, renters who need storage without drilling, landlords furnishing a let, and anyone who wants to make one small improvement this weekend. It suits small flats where every centimetre counts and family homes where three people want the basin at the same time. Many of the smaller bathroom accessories, such as towel sets, soap dispensers and decorative roll holders, also make practical housewarming gifts. If you are organising a bigger home project, our storage and organisation range covers other rooms too.

Frequently Asked Questions

What bathroom accessories does every bathroom need?

A toilet roll holder, a toilet brush, a towel bar or hook, a soap dispenser or dish, a toothbrush holder and a bath mat. Add storage, such as a wall cabinet or vanity, and the room covers daily use.

Should bathroom accessories match?

They do not have to be identical, but matching the metal finish makes the room look planned. Keep one finish for metal pieces and add wood or colour through towels and mats.

Can I fit wall accessories without drilling?

Yes. Some of our shelves, roll holders and soap boxes use adhesive plates. They need a smooth, clean, dry surface and should be left to cure before you load them. Heavy cabinets still need screw fixings.

How do I know if a vanity will fit?

Measure the wall width, the depth you can spare in front of the wall and where the pipes come out. Compare those numbers with the size on the product page, and check the door side.

Which materials last longest in a humid bathroom?

Stainless steel, brass, ceramic, resin and silicone handle damp well. Wood, bamboo and painted board last well too when they are kept dry between uses and the room is ventilated.

Do you sell complete bathroom accessory sets?

Yes. We sell resin basin sets, a stainless steel towel bar and hook set, towel sets and shower curtain sets with matching mats. Each listing says exactly what is included.

How much will shipping cost?

Shipping details are explained on our shipping policy page, and the cost is shown at checkout. For anything else, see our FAQ.

Shop Bathroom Accessories at Easy Life Markets

Browse the bathroom accessories and furniture above, or go straight to a section: vanities and sinks, shower and bath, toilets and accessories, bathroom storage or towels and linens. The current price and availability are shown on each product page. We add new products to this category regularly, so check back when you plan your next change. If you have a question about a size, a finish or which pieces go together, get in touch and the Easy Life Markets team will help you choose.