Not Your Mother’s Laundry Room
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Doing laundry is a chore that none of us look forward to. But making the space bright, inviting and efficient can help make it a little more enjoyable. Think about the location of your laundry room. Adding it to a mudroom or back entry may allow for added convenience. Or maybe making room on the second floor works better for you. If space allows, design the room to include plenty of storage areas, as well as space for folding and ironing. -
Put It In the Kitchen
For smaller spaces, adding a laundry area to the kitchen can be a great way to go. Built in to cabinetry, no one will even know it’s there!
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Where Did I Put That Washing Machine?
Many of the new stackable units can be hidden in a closet. Or make the door of the closet a cabinet door and it will completely disappear from sight. -
Put It In The Basement
With so many basements finished today, it doesn’t have to feel like you’re doing laundry in a dungeon anymore. Basements can be an ideal place to get washers and dryers out of the way. Cabinetry can be used to create a more furniture-like look. -
Place It Off The Kitchen
Placing laundry facilities off the kitchen is also a popular solution. The smaller, stackable units can be hidden in a closet or built into a cabinet to make them more attractive.
