Sink into the the winter Pottery Barn Warehouse Sale — bathroom buys with up to 50% off

We scoped out the Pottery Barn Warehouse Sale for bathroom finds, and there's a lot to love

Items on sale from the Pottery Barn Warehouse Sale, photos include a brown bathroom cabinet and two Sherpa bathrobes hanging in a bathroom
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The winter Pottery Barn Warehouse Sale is in full swing, and with promises of up to 50% off, we’re making a beeline for the bathroom accessories. 

After a hectic holiday season, the race to declutter our space, and what feels like the longest January ever, we've dreaming of a luxurious day at the spa. With Pottery Barn’s discounted small bathroom ideas, spa-like Zen is heading straight to our bathrooms.

With ornate glass storage, beautiful lighting options, and matching robe sets amongst the offerings, what’s not to love.

With the idea of making a small bathroom feel like a spa, we've decided to up our wellness game. From storage canisters to robes, there are plenty of goodies worth snagging that will help you unwind after a long day. 

Plus, they're chic and make the space look organized, a major win when decluttering a small bathroom. You've never seen a disheveled spa, have you? 

Now that you're one step closer to an at-home spa, there are a few things to keep in mind: a delicate fragrance will go a long way in freshening things up, cushy bath towels are the way to, and everything should remain clutter-free. While you don't necessarily need a bathtub caddy from Amazon, they're highly encouraged for self-care evenings. 


Before organizing and decorating, you're going to want to spruce up your space. Experts dish out the best tips for how to deep clean a small bathroom so that you're one step closer to your in-house spa. Pro-tip: don't forget the drains.

Danielle Valente
Content Editor

Pleasure to meet you! I'm Danielle, a content editor at Real Homes who loves scoping out interior trends. I've specialized in lifestyle writing and editing for 10 years with a focus on events, food, and books, among other areas. When I'm not working, I'm usually cooking, reading, or searching for a new project for my apartment.