Small cabinets usually fail in one of two ways: everything ends up hidden behind a door, or nothing is hidden at all. This gray floor cabinet answers both by giving the top half to an open cube measuring 14 in by 11 in by 6 in, sized for the items reached for constantly, and the bottom half to an enclosed cabinet of 14 in by 10 in by 17.5 in for everything that belongs out of sight. The shelf inside that lower cabinet is adjustable, so the interior can be divided to suit tall bottles on one setting or split evenly for shorter boxes and folded cloths on another, rather than committing to a single fixed height. Overall the unit stays compact at 16 in wide and 12 in deep, standing 27.5 in tall, which puts a flat work surface on top at a height that is easy to reach across and use for staging things in and out. The panels are MDF finished in paint that resists water and corrosion, an important detail in a room where damp air is constant and splashes are routine, since untreated board swells and lifts at the edges. That same painted surface wipes down with a damp cloth, so cleaning is a pass with a towel rather than a project. The finished cabinet weighs 16 lbs, which makes it easy to reposition, and assembly is required before use. It fits a living room or a bathroom equally well.