Bathroom labels for jars, tins and baskets
Cotton pads in a jar, bath salts in a tin, towels in a basket: decanting looks especially good in the bathroom. Labels make clear what goes where and give the room a calm, matching look.
The list covers care, first aid and linen. The “Botanical” design with its wreath of leaves suits glass and wood, “Celestial” suits dark tiles.
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- Cotton pads
- Cotton buds
- Hair ties
- Bath salts
- Soap
- Dental care
- Plasters
- Towels
- Guest towels
- Make-up
- Hair care
- Razors
Tips
Mind the moisture
Bathrooms are damp. Use waterproof label paper or protect paper labels with clear tape.
Round labels for jars
Round Ø 50 mm labels look especially good on cotton pad jars and cream pots.
Think of guests
Label “Guest towels” and “Spare toothbrushes”, so visitors don't have to ask.
Keep medicine apart
Give plasters and first aid their own colour so you find them straight away in an emergency.
Size and paper
Baskets and large tins suit “Large 70 × 45 mm”, jars and dispensers “Round Ø 50 mm”.
Matching pre-cut sheets
- Avery Zweckform 347570 × 36 mm · pantry and spice jars
- Avery L7670Ø 63.5 mm · lids and round jar labels
- HERMA 4476Ø 40 mm · spice and pantry jar lids
Also a good fit
Frequently asked questions
Do paper labels last in a bathroom?
In dry places such as a cabinet, yes. In the shower or by the sink waterproof vinyl labels last much longer.
Can I print labels for soap dispensers?
Yes. Choose a small size or round Ø 40 mm and type “Soap”, “Hand cream” or “Conditioner”.
Which design suits a bathroom?
“Botanical” looks fresh and natural, “Modern” clean. “Celestial” looks elegant on dark tiles and mirror cabinets.