A double wall towel rack near the toilet, a floor rack by the tub and mutliple hooks on the back of the door to dry them. Plus hand towels on a stand on the counter.

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Get a floor towel rack. They hold several towels and you can move it around.

For hand towels just place them on the counter--two or three layered on top of each other. Replace them daily.

I wouldn't suggest one of those stand up towel holders that sit on the counter--they're not very functional.

It doesn't look like there's enough room to install your faucets? Are the sinks installed?

The pulls look over-sized and quite clunky for your cabinets.

With no walls, you are going to have create your own space for towels. You can do the small holders on the small side walls, you can use either counter or floor standing holders, you can put a bar on the shower enclosure, and then strategically placed hooks.

If you don't have a pocket door, you can install 2-3 bars on the door (we have two). We also have a robe hook on each side of the toilet for additional towels.

Wow, those suggestions are excellent, I am going to get some different sized towels and take them to the space and try it out. I had not considered hooks on the door, that could definitely help! And leelee not to worry, the faucets are integrated into the sinks which are being installed today. I agree that the drawer pulls are clunky, a had wanted knobs but I let my husband choose in the end. If I could change them I would but they are solid wood with a sprayed finish, switching to a different handle configuration would mess up the finish. I'm going to live with it :)

We actually carry a variety of options either a bar/rack or a modern hook rack. All made from stainless steel so totally waterproof and compact for saving space.

The back of the door.