The Eye-Catching Laundry Rooms Decorating
Laundry rooms decorating are stepping away from pure practicality and into chic and stylish rooms with multifunctional uses. Peek into these eye catching laundry rooms,
Multipurpose room design
One of the best ways to save space is to combine and create a multipurpose room. This HGTV Green Home 2011 space includes a separate spot that houses the laundry room, craft room and home office. Concealed by a double-door workstation, the washer/dryer unit stays hidden unless it’s mid-cycle, making the room feel less like a workroom and more like a fully functioning space.
Multipurpose Mix
Features of this laundry room that also doubles as a mudroom, recycling center, craft zone, gardening spot, and an organized catchall for shoes, scarves and coats. Typically a room with this many functions would sound busy, chaotic and cluttered, but this eco-friendly hot spot provides plenty of storage space — both concealed and stylishly displayed — to ensure a crisp, clean look.
Hidden Dirty Laundry
For apartment dwellers and those with limited space, a hideaway laundry room is essential. Compact washer/dryer units make it easy to conceal the laundry room. With a sliding door, even a small hallway closet can be converted without impeding traffic. Wall shelves and between-machine storage bins make for an organized, self-contained utility space. Photo courtesy of Whirlpool
Small laundry room
This small, narrow space certainly makes up for its size with an abundance of smart wall-to-wall storage options and countertops. To further conserve space, the storage cabinets below the office area convert into an ironing center and pullout hampers.
