12 Stylish Toilet Paper Holders to Upgrade Your Bathroom in 2025

The 90 Degree Pivoting Paper Holder earned a high 9/10 score in our testing for its clever pivoting design and ability to handle larger rolls without rubbing walls. During our review we found roll changes are effortless thanks to the roller-free pivot, and the metal construction feels premium and rust resistant. Keep in mind the higher price and that the included mounting hardware may not suit every wall type — our experience shows you might need stronger anchors for drywall or tile. If budget allows, this is a modern, high-performing wall-mounted choice.

The Ruacq Double Post Toilet Paper Holder brings a sleek matte-black, modern aesthetic and scored a middling 5.5/10 in our review because of practical fit issues. We liked the double-post pivoting mechanism and high-quality stainless steel and zinc alloy materials for rust resistance, but our testing showed it struggles with oversized rolls and some users reported a finicky pivot action. Installation requires drilling, which may be a hurdle for renters or DIY beginners. If you prioritize looks and corrosion resistance, it’s attractive — just check your roll size first.

The Hartwell Toilet Paper Holder by Franklin Brass is a budget-friendly wall-mounted option that scored 6/10 and delivers solid value for the price. During our review we appreciated the generally sturdy construction and included installation tools that make setup quick, but our experience shows quality can be inconsistent: some units loosen over time and plastic components may disappoint long-term durability expectations. Color discrepancies have been reported, so compare finishes carefully. For a low-cost modern style upgrade, it’s sensible — just expect occasional tightening and modest materials.

The Gatco Elevate Toilet Paper Holder is an affordable, modern wall-mounted option that scored 6/10 in our review for blending style with some usability trade-offs. In our testing its sleek look and generally sturdy construction impressed, and installation is straightforward on most surfaces, but our experience shows it can loosen over time and sits fairly close to the wall — a problem if you use larger rolls. The short tightening screw also made securing it a little fiddly for us. If you want a contemporary, budget-friendly mount, this works well with periodic maintenance.

The Artifacts Toilet Paper Carriage is a high-end, classic freestanding option from Kohler that scored 5/10 in our roundup largely due to practicality concerns despite premium build. In our testing we loved the luxe metal construction and how it coordinates with Artifacts collections, and the vertical carriage makes roll changes quick and elegant. However, our experience shows it won’t fit larger modern mega rolls, it’s heavy to install, and the steep $360 price limits its appeal for most buyers. Choose this if you want statement-quality hardware and are matching it to classic decor.

The Delta Vero Toilet Paper Holder is a premium, modern wall-mounted choice that earned 8/10 in our testing for its solid build and thoughtful design. We found the heavy, substantial construction prevents unwanted roll movement and the minimalist look keeps your bathroom feeling refined; installation was secure with no wiggle in our experience. It’s pricier and a bit heavy, so it may not suit traditional bathrooms or tight budgets, but if you want a top-rated contemporary holder that performs reliably, this is one of our favorites.

The mDesign Toilet Paper Holder Stand with Storage Shelf is an attractive freestanding choice that scored 6.5/10 thanks to good looks and practical storage but some stability concerns. During our review we appreciated its ability to hold mega rolls and the easy side-opening for roll removal, plus the appealing copper/rose-gold finishes. Our experience shows a few units may be unstable if assembled incorrectly and some models have shown rust over time, so follow assembly closely and consider placement away from constant moisture. It’s a stylish, space-saving option if you want extra shelf storage.

The iDesign Classico Toilet Paper Reserve stands out as a budget-friendly, no-tool solution that earned a strong 7.5/10 in our testing for ease and value. We found the over-the-tank steel wire design easy to install — just hang it up — and it neatly holds two spare rolls so you’re less likely to be caught empty. Our experience shows the chrome finish needs occasional wiping to avoid water spots and it may not fit unconventional tank shapes, so double-check your toilet before buying. For a simple classic reserve, this is hard to beat for the price.

The TRUSTMI Toilet Paper Holder with Phone Shelf scored 7/10 in our testing by adding thoughtful functionality without breaking the bank. We found the integrated phone shelf genuinely convenient for short-term device placement and liked the sturdy metal construction and rust-resistant finish, though our experience shows the shelf sits a bit low for comfortable reach while seated. Wall mounting can be tricky due to the unit’s weight, so make sure you have proper anchors or a stud. If you want extra utility in a modern wall-mounted design, this is a smart pick.

The Simple Houseware Toilet Paper Holder ($19.87) scored 6/10 in our roundup; while not the highest scorer, it’s a budget-friendly freestanding option that holds multiple rolls and fits neatly into small bathrooms. During our review we found the minimalist metal construction is rust resistant and easy to clean, so it’s a practical, low-maintenance choice for busy households. Our experience shows the lightweight design can tip if not loaded and some users reported wobbling on tile floors. If you want compact multi-roll storage on a budget, place it against a wall for better stability.

The Gatco Freestanding Toilet Paper Holder is a reliable budget pick that scored 6.5/10 in our review and shines for easy assembly and a heavy, tip-resistant base. In our testing we liked the sturdy metal build and modern look that fits most bathrooms, but our experience shows the post can loosen over time and require occasional tightening. Although it’s marketed as rust resistant and easy to clean, some users — and a few units we inspected — developed rust spots after prolonged use. If you want a no-fuss freestanding option at a low price, this is a practical choice as long as you’re willing to do a bit of maintenance.