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A set, usually a soap pump, tumbler, toothbrush holder and soap dish, is the simplest way to make a bathroom look coordinated. For a more personal look, stick to one material, such as honed stone, ribbed glass or matte ceramic, and vary the shapes. Either way, fewer, better pieces keep the vanity from looking cluttered.

Glazed ceramic, glass and stainless steel wipe clean easily and resist mineral build-up. Unsealed stone, concrete and wood look beautiful but need occasional sealing or oiling to resist water marks. Avoid designs with deep grooves or crevices at the base, where toothpaste and soap collect. Rounded, simple shapes are quickest to wipe and stay looking clean longer.

Wipe accessories dry after use if you have hard water, and clean them weekly with a mild solution of white vinegar and water, rinsing afterward. Don't use vinegar on natural stone, which it can etch; choose a pH-neutral cleaner instead. Glass and glazed ceramic show mineral spots least and are easiest to restore.

Wall-mounted holders and dispensers keep the vanity clear and are easier to clean around, which suits small bathrooms. Countertop pieces need no drilling, suit renters and can be rearranged. If you'd rather not drill into tile, adhesive-mounted fixtures offer a middle ground, though they hold less weight. Check your tile type before drilling, and use a tile bit.

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Should I choose wall-mounted or countertop bathroom accessories?+