Maupvit Bathroom Cabinet, Modern Tall & Narrow, 2 Doors, 8 Compartments, White

My master bathroom was clearly designed in 1960 by someone who believed personal grooming was optional. It’s roughly the size of a coat closet—and not a walk-in one. Think "Harry Potter under the stairs" vibes, but with less charm and more shampoo bottles toppling over. Enter: this tall, skinny, magical cabinet. 🚪 Perfect Fit for My Micro-Bathroom I was skeptical. I’ve tried “space-saving” furniture before that either required a degree in Tetris or came with legs wider than the Grand Canyon. But this? This beauty slid into the tight corner of my bathroom like it was born to be there. I didn’t even have to do the sideways shuffle to brush my teeth afterward! 📏 Tall, Skinny, and Secure It’s like the supermodel of bathroom storage: tall, slim, and elegant—but actually useful. No wobbling, no weird lean, and it holds a shocking amount of stuff. Towels? Check. Hair dryer? Yep. The eight random lotions I keep buying for no reason? All accounted for. 🛠️ Adjustable Shelves = Storage Sorcery The adjustable interior shelves made organizing so easy. I finally have space for everything without stacking it all like a Jenga tower of doom. I didn’t know peace until I saw my face cream sitting upright for once. 🎯 Final Verdict If your bathroom is old, tiny, or just refuses to cooperate with modern life, this cabinet is your hero. It's stylish, space-savvy, and shockingly roomy. My only regret? Not buying it sooner—before I tried balancing shampoo on the toilet tank like a circus act. Buy it. Your back, your clutter, and your 1960s plumbing will thank you.

This cabinet has been an amazing addition to my bathroom! The design yet elegant, fitting perfectly into my bathroom aesthetic without feeling out of place. The white finish looks high-quality, and it complements my bathroom’s decor beautifully. The cabinet offers plenty of storage space, with adjustable shelves that can accommodate a variety of toiletries, towels, and other bathroom essentials. The size is perfect for my small bathroom, providing much-needed storage without taking up too much room. Assembly was easy, and all the hardware was included. The cabinet feels strong and durable, so I’m confident it will hold up over time. Overall, I’m really happy with this bathroom storage cabinet. It’s functional, stylish, and has helped me organize my space. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for extra storage in a small bathroom!

It was exactly as I expected. Easy to put together and the perfect height and width. My only issue would be that it's not very sturdy with the feet on

My husband had a few issues putting it together as a few steps weren't very clear. He has put alot of things together with never an issue. He was able to figure it out but it made putting it together a longer process than necessary. The drawer I had hoped to fit my hair brush in was too small by just a tiny bit :( I ended up solving that by drilling a small hole in my brush and hanging it inside the door. I love the look and it fit well in the space I needed it for. Actually got 2 for each side of my toilet. My only complaints are, I wish the doors were reversible so I could open them from either side depending on my layout. I also wish it had at least one or 2 more shelves. Also be aware that it does need to be attatched to the wall otherwise it will tip easily but if you have baseboards like we do it won't sit flush against the wall. You can use 1/2" shims to go behind it to solve that problem. Overall happy with our purchase. We received the second unit the next day and decided to try to mount the doors opposite so they open to the left. I measured and we made new holes and mounted the hardware after building the frame and mounted the doors. It was pretty simple to mount them on our own by just measuring. We love how it turned out.

For $85, this thing made an entirely useless space INVALUABLY useful. It can't fit TOO much, but if you organize cleverly, this thing can warehouse toilet paper, towels, toothpaste, deodorant, medication... all of the smaller loose items that tend to float around a bathroom. The drawer isn't big, but I use it to hold all the various guards for my beard trimmers- works perfectly for this. The drawer retention clip is a clever but invaluable feature, and without it I would be way less likely to use the drawer for anything frequently. The fact that it stands OFF the floor addresses the primary killer of furniture like this- water on the floor of a bathroom, no matter how briefly. The body is made of an MDF material, which isn't too thick to waste space, but thick enough to be sturdy. A little space is reclaimed by making the rear wall a considerably thinner wood or particle board material. Rigid enough to contain whatever you store, but not so thick it's wasting space. The frosted glass doors lend an air of quality/sophistication that you otherwise wouldn't expect from an $85 solution like this. Drawers and shelves and layouts are great, but the use of glass REALLY makes this organizer stand out. I'm a little mixed on the rubbed bronze knob and handles, as I'm more of a satin/nickel sort of guy. However I can say that the rubbed bronze hardware is significantly classier than the cheap white or high-polished super cheap chrome on plastic that's so common. While bronze isn't exactly my jam, it IS a nice satin finish that doesn't look tacky at least. Only real criticism is this: I've assembled two of these (same styles, different models) in the past couple of months, and only this one doesn't feature an inherently reversible solution for the doors/hinges. Like another reviewer mentioned- if you take your time and use a little common sense, it's entirely possible to flip the hinges and magnets so that the doors work in the opposite direction. I used a tape measure, a fine Sharpie, and some painters tape to basically copy/template the existing layout, transfer it to the opposite side, and drilled a few tiny pilot holes. You'd never know it wasn't factory.