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13 Beautiful Laundry Rooms - Decorating Ideas for Laundry Rooms
Laundry rooms are often the last spaces to get a much-needed refresh in the home, but we believe it’s essential to make yours both beautiful and functional. All you need is a little laundry room decor to spruce up the room and give it new life.
From heavy-patterned wallpaper to gorgeous cabinetry and inspiration for multipurpose use, the following 13 laundry rooms are sure to spark your creativity and help you turn your utilities room into an efficient, well-designed space that represents your family’s style and needs. Who knows, it might just become your new secret oasis.
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Low Country Luxury
Helen Norman
Jacksonville, Florida–based designer Andrew Howard brought a storied South Carolina estate back to life last year, and its laundry room ended up topping our Best VERANDA Rooms of 2019 list.
This room is the perfect blend of traditional and trendy, with earthy cabinetry (Pearle Green by Benjamin Moore), gold fixtures, and Studio Four wallpaper inspired by the intricate tile work of Morocco. And yet, it all feels subtly southern!
Although there was plenty of space to separate the washer and dryer, stacking them on top of each other allowed for even more storage to help everything have a place in this home. These gorgeous Chesapeake Tile & Marble floors tie the whole room together, bringing a lovely balance of feminine and masculine design.
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Multipurpose Magic
Julie Soefer
This laundry room is perfect for the home cook, caffeine aficionado, or frequent entertainer who is light on extra space. Houston-based designer Marie Flanigan says it was essential to incorporate all the functionality of a larger home into her 500-square-foot guest house, but this design would translate well for anyone looking to maximize space.
“I wanted a place where our guests could feel perfectly at home and have their every need met, all within the same space,” Flanigan says. “A closet, compact utility room, and a fully stocked pantry and bar are cleverly hidden behind a wall of cabinetry.
When closed, the tranquility of the bedroom space is restored — and you would never know what lies on the other side.”
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Stunning and Sturdy
Marie Flanigan Interiors
Flanigan has more space to work with in this second laundry room project. But this room is more than just a pretty face — it’s designed to be durable for any mess that comes its way.
“There’s no reason a space made for everyday tasks, like a laundry room, can’t be beautiful. For this room, I focused on choosing finishes and materials that will withstand wear and tear,” Flanigan says. “Virginia Mist granite countertops lend strength to the muted cabinetry and antique brass fixtures.”
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Keep Your Enemies Closer
Erica George Dines
This beautiful charcoal washer/dryer duo actually found its proper place in designer Susan Ferrier’s closet.
She worked closely with Calais McGuinness of California Closets to make this room as functional — and fashionable — as possible.
After analyzing Ferrier’s schedule, McGuinness decided storing the washer and dryer in Ferrier’s closet in the same space where she picks out her clothes every day made the most sense for her. Gorgeous curtains utilized throughout the rest of the closet are a simple solution for hiding the stacked washer and dryer, allowing them to blend in with the rest of the space. Now there’s no excuse not to toss in a load at the end of the day, no matter how much you despise doing laundry!
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A Place for Dreamers
Kate Walker Design
"I wanted to have a laundry that didn’t feel like a utility space, hence the artwork,” says Kate Walker, of Kate Walker Design, based in Victoria, Australia. “It makes it a really considered room, one that’s beautiful to be in, and I get lost in that painting when taking care of the boring laundry duties!”
Walker says designing this ever-important space for her home meant prioritizing function, as this space wasn’t exactly massive.
It also serves as the family entrance and mudroom, where shoes, school bags, and sports gear often find their homes, so built-in storage space was essential for her laundry room.
Walker says she personally loves having a washer and dryer separated by a sink so that you can take the clothes out of the washing machine and into the sink to sort before tossing items into the dryer or hanging them up to dry. She also has a built-in drying room, which is ideal for those with busy schedules who don’t typically have time during the day to take washing off the line.
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Hidden Gem
Christopher Theurer
Leave it to iconic French designer Jean-Louis Deniot to masquerade this bar and laundry room in a client's Parisian pied-à-terre as a true work of art. He playfully described this gold-and-silver-leafed space “a mini nightclub.”
The machines and soap are hidden behind the lower doors, while the upper doors hide the booze and all the glasses,” explains Deniot in our January/February 2020 issue.
Whether you’re working within a smaller space, second home, or are just looking to utilize more space for entertaining, opting for a statement room that doubles as both a bar and laundry room is quite a stunning solution to any and all of these problems.
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Gardener's Getaway
Heidi Geldhauser Harris
Atlanta-based designer Clary Bosbyshell lets her laundry room double as a potting room for arranging and planting flowers.
“Because laundry is not my most favorite chore, I wanted to make my laundry room a beautiful place,” Bosbyshell says. “I wallpapered the room, then added cabinetry and new hardware to have a place for storage. I love having a sink because the space can then double as my flower-arranging room as well.”
There’s also plenty of room for your favorite furry friend to lounge nearby as you sort laundry or dream up a new bouquet for the dining room.
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Farmhouse Fresh
David Hillegas
This charming, rustic laundry room belongs to Heather Chadduck Hillegas, of Heather Chadduck Interiors in Birmingham, Alabama.
“It seemed appropriate to decorate with black and white in the laundry room of our 100-year-old farmhouse,” she says. “The custom concrete sink was designed especially for the space and makes the narrow room more functional.”
The elegant sconces are original to the house, while Hillegas used Peter Fasano’s chicken wire “coup” wallpaper on the ceiling and as curtains. And no farmhouse laundry room is complete without an oversize sink!
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Flawless Folds Await
Lindsay Salazar/The Fox Group
This stunning laundry room was designed by the Fox Group out of Holladay, Utah, and is perfect for those who seek immaculately folded sheets, towels, and tees. Now there’s plenty of space to achieve those elusive perfect corners with your fitted sheets!
Cara Fox says the inspiration behind the room was not only to update a drab space, but to keep it timeless.
“We wanted it to feel as if some elements of the room, like the whimsical blue penny tile, could have been there forever to bring that fun and timeless vintage feel into the space,” Fox says.
This room was designed around the penny tile, with Schumacher wallpaper in Katsura Stripe giving the room a crisp, serene feel. Fox warms up the space with unlacquered brass fixtures and finished it with elegant yet understated Carrara marble on the countertops to prevent the other design elements from competing with each other.
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Style and Substance
Meera Pendrad/First Sense Interiors
Most of us can agree with Meera Pendrad, of First Sense Interiors, when she says she wanted to design a laundry room that actually got her excited to spend time in the space (even if it was to do laundry). It was also important for her to make the most of an odd, narrow room.
“Too many utility rooms are unloved and stark as people think they are just a room for chores,” the Nottingham, England–based designer says. “But isn’t that the very reason they should be pretty rooms, so chores don’t feel like chores?”
Pendrad also had a long hanging rack installed along the wall of the room to ensure she’d have plenty of space to hang-dry clothes.
Extra storage and shelving ensure there’s plenty of room to keep the rest of the house organized, while fresh flowers, gold fixtures, and gorgeous Mistral countertops offer a bright and airy feel.
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Natural Beatuy
Lucy McCall
This serene space was designed by Shea McGee of Studio McGee, based in Salt Lake City.
“The client wanted a lot of natural light to flood the space, so first we started with these beautiful, large windows,” McGee says. “The whole home was done in neutral, warm tones, and we wanted to bring that through to the laundry room for a softer moment.”
McGee says they brought functionality and efficiency to the room with plenty of storage and counter space, while instilling visual interest by separating upper cabinets with open shelving to display vintage art work and laundry essentials in glass jars. The family's hamper slides perfectly underneath a countertop instead of being in the way.
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Retro Retreat
Tessa Neustadt
Emily Henderson of L.A.-based Emily Henderson Design says having a “jumping off” piece is always nice to easily navigate a design. In her case, it was the retro plaid blue tile that set the tone for establishing her laundry room as a peaceful, breezy space with a vintage feel.
“When it comes to designing laundry rooms, I like to keep things calm and light because doing laundry is anything but those things,” says Henderson. “So, keeping the color palette light with hits of blue — my favorite color — was an easy choice. Then from there, you need to think about organization. I worked with the wonderful people at California Closets for my current laundry room, which made all the difference in maximizing the space."
Thinking through your storage needs, or consulting with an expert, is a great way to ensure your laundry room will meet your needs.
Henderson proves your laundry room can also be a fun place to showcase art, bringing in more vibrance and color.
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Patterned Paradise
Caren Alpert
This bright and cheery laundry room was designed by Lisa McDennon of Lisa McDennon Design. The Orange County, California–based designer says dreaming up this room was a true battle of the sexes.
The clients for this Laguna Beach design project agreed on everything design-wise, except the use of heavy pattern and wallpaper, so this beautiful laundry room got to be the wife’s heavy-patterned, wallpapered paradise! The laundry room is the perfect place to experiment with pattern and color, whether you're content with your personal style or exploring your tastes.
“I think anyone would love to spend time doing laundry in this space,” McDennon says. “The vaulted ceilings, the beautiful light pouring into the steel and glass window, and the layering of the soft and bold patterns really coordinate well with each other without overwhelming this fairly small space.
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Laundry is an unavoidable household task that many people find boring, but your laundry room certainly doesn't have to be. Interior designers and home decorators never miss a decorating opportunity, knowing that the key to a stylish interior is maximizing every last square inch of space in your home. Elevating a laundry room from a purely utilitarian room to a functional and beautiful room of its own will make your daily chores a little more tolerable, no matter how large or small a space.
And because a laundry room is a relatively discrete space in the home, you can treat it either as an extension of your existing decor or as a chance to splash out and take some risks with color, wallpaper, or design that you might otherwise hesitate to incorporate in the main areas of the home.
Whether you are designing a laundry room for a new home, remodeling your current space, or just looking for ideas to refresh your current laundry room, check out these 55 stylish laundry rooms in a number of sizes and styles to inspire your utility room makeover or refresh.
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Wood Elements
Cathie Hong Interiors / Margaret Austin Photo
Interior designer Cathie Hong of Cathie Hong Interiors updated this light-flooded San Jose laundry room with warm wood accents, black hexagonal floor tiles, graphic black-and-white wallpaper, and a mix of open and closed storage to house plants and accessories, creating a utilitarian room with plenty of style.
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Floating Island
Whitney Parkinson Design
In this pretty, functional, spacious laundry room from interior designer Whittney Parkinson of Whitney Parkinson Design, traditional Shaker cabinetry painted in a soothing pale blue provides plenty of storage, and countertops offer room to sort and fold. A portable center island with a functional stainless steel base to match the cabinet pulls and a marble top adds extra work space without impeding flow. The soft geometric gray-and-white tiles add a quiet dose of personality.
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Under the Eaves
Carina Skrobecki Photography / Jessica Nelson Design
This laundry room under the eaves of a Tudor home from interior designer Jessica Nelson of Jessica Nelson Design has timeless, classic appeal. Painting the sloping wood-paneled ceiling, walls, and flooring in a soft white unifies the space and keeps it feeling light and airy. Black countertops, a farmhouse sink, and soft gray cabinetry help ground the space, and a vintage runner in shades of red adds homey charm.
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Pretty and Polished
Jules Interiors
This spacious, light-flooded laundry room from Canadian interior design firm Jules Interiors is pretty and polished in shades of pale white and gray. Built-ins that extend from floor to ceiling to maximize vertical space, a farmhouse sink and vintage-style pendant light add a timeless feel. Open shelving lined with baskets keeps things organized and clutter-free.
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Stylish Details
Stoffer Photography / Kate Marker Interiors
Interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors kept this spacious laundry and mud room clean and functional with white shiplap walls, a row of storage hooks, a bench, and simple gray tile flooring. But she turned it into a room you wouldn't mind spending time in thanks to a vintage rug in a bold pattern, and a fun multi-globe bubble light.
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Black, White + Gold
Ursula Carmona of Home Made by Carmona
For this laundry room makeover, Ursula Carmona of Home Made by Carmona chose matte white Shaker-style cabinetry, glossy black stacked appliances, and blingy gold accents on cabinet pulls and an overhead lighting fixture that turned the compact space into a chic, functional room with a touch of glam.
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It's a Pattern
Stoffer Photography / Kate Marker Interiors
Interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors takes the focus off the appliances in this galley-style laundry room with scene-stealing dramatic graphic tile flooring and a patterned window shade.
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Industrial
A Beautiful Mess
Emma Chapman from A Beautiful Mess incorporated a freestanding stainless steel utility sink into her laundry room renovation that gives it an industrial edge. Black cabinetry and white subway tile with black grout match the industrial aesthetic. Pretty green penny tile floor softens it up and matches the color palette of the adjacent powder room and the green, black, and white color scheme of the rest of the house.
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Laundry Room Blues
Stoffer Photography / Kate Marker Interiors
In this long galley-style combination mud and laundry room, interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors created continuity with deep saturated blue paint on cabinetry, shiplap walls, and the casing around the appliances to create a polished, built-in feel.
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Cabinets Galore
Sara Tramp / Emily Henderson Design
The features of this spacious, family-friendly laundry room renovation from interior designer Emily Henderson of Emily Henderson Design include wood floors and contrasting wood beams, and enough wall space for a swathe of cool blue paint and framed art. But the real star of the show is the endless built-in storage. A mix of closed and open cabinetry and shelving, it includes an extra tall cabinet custom built to house the ironing board, and a place to store linens so that they remain dust-free and away from the fading effects of sunlight until ready for use.
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Wood and Stone
Stoffer Photography / Kate Marker Interiors
Streamlined cabinetry and a casing around the appliances in rich toned wood with plenty of natural grain and black slate countertops give this laundry room from interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors a calm, refreshing, slightly woodsy feel.
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Open-Air Hanging Rack
Sara Tramp / Emily Henderson Design
Interior designer Emily Henderson of Emily Henderson Design took advantage of the generous proportions of this laundry room to create a spacious countertop folding area with a trio of designated rolling laundry bins stored beneath it, installing a long built-in hanging rack to make it easy to air-dry clothes, saving energy and money on the dryer.
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Boho Design Style
Lindsay Stetson Thompson / Mindy Gayer Design Co.
This easy, breezy Napa, CA. laundry room renovation from interior designer Mindy Gayer of Mindy Gayer Design Co. has clean lines with a touch of boho style from a colorful geometric kilim rug, simple wall hooks strung with Turkish towels, and a Moroccan basket.
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Glam Garage
Anita Yokota
Interior designer Anita Yokota transformed a corner of her garage into a glamorous laundry room with a mood so zen she sometimes meditates while doing laundry.
She added epoxy flooring, wallpaper, open shelving, a countertop and utility sink, a fiddlehead fern and a Champagne-colored washer and dryer to add polish. -
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Multi-Colored Tile
Bethany Nauert / Oh Joy
Joy Cho, founder and director of the L.A.-based lifestyle brand and design company Oh Joy, brought color, life, and positive energy to a narrow laundry room with dark green painted cabinets and patterned multi-colored tile. She built a wall of storage for linens and laundry supplies with cabinetry and a long floating shelf, and used brass hardware and faucets throughout to brighten and unite the space.
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Wainscoting
Stoffer Photography / Kate Marker Interiors
Interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors created a black-and-white laundry room design with texture and interest by installing black wainscoting at the same height as the black appliances that help it blend seamlessly into the black cabinetry.
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Window Seats
Heidi Culver / KG Designs
Interior designer Kristin Glandon of KG Designs created an inviting combination laundry and mud room in her clean and modern farmhouse home that has built-in windowseats that take advantage of the room's large, tall windows.
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Rustic Flooring
Carina Skrobecki Photography / Jessica Nelson Design
Interior designer Jessica Nelson of Jessica Nelson Design built this spacious laundry room with a wall of storage from scratch, adding rustic flooring to give it a sense that it has always been there.
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Stacked
Michelle Berwick Design
Interior designer Michelle Berwick of Michelle Berwick Design stacked the appliances and added built-ins to provide storage up to the ceiling as well as a countertop for folding clothes in this compact laundry room.
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Farmhouse Sink Vignette
Carina Skrobecki Photography / Jessica Nelson Design
Interior designer Jessica Nelson of Jessica Nelson Design created a cozy focal point in a sprawling laundry room with a farmhouse sink lit by a sconce, and decorated with a small vintage painting to add some charm to the brand new room.
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White on White on White
A Beautiful Mess
Elsie Larson from A Beautiful Mess did a major renovation of her laundry room, moving the utility sink beneath the window for a better view, and adding a "white on white on white" color scheme of penny tile floors, shiplap walls, and white quartz countertops. She added warmth with gold-toned cabinet pulls, hooks, and fixtures, plus a vintage rug, and hanging plants for a dose of personality.
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Double Tile
Vanessa Lentine / Mindy Gayer Design Co.
Two types of tile—a delicate star-patterned tile backsplash and a subway tile floor laid in a herringbone pattern with a straight border—give this laundry room design from interior designer Mindy Gayer of Mindy Gayer Design Co. movement and interest with a few simple moves. Medium-toned gray cabinetry and bright brass hardware complete the look, and a few small pieces of art and a plant leaning on the countertop make it feel as stylish as the rest of the house.
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Garage Conversion
My 100 Year Old Home
Leslie from My 100 Year Old Home created a laundry corner in the multi-purpose garage and game room at her California beach house. Functional shelving that runs up to the ceiling and clear plastic storage bins keep supplies organized and easy to locate.
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Fresh and Happy
Bethany Nauert / Oh Joy
In this cheerful, upbeat studio/guest house laundry room, designer Joy Cho of Oh Joy created a functional and pretty laundry space using shades of blue and green and Oh Joy for Cle Tile (in Pinwheel) on the L-shaped backsplash.
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Tall and Taupe
Kate Marker Interiors
This handsome laundry room from interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors has shiplap walls and tall Shaker-style cabinetry painted in a soothing neutral taupe. A farmhouse sink, checkerboard plaid tile floors, and a black stone countertop, and black metal accents create a serene and stylish space.
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Traditional Twist
JK Interior Living
Interior designer Julie Kantrowitz of JK Interior Living built this laundry room around the existing narrow windows. Marble countertops and dark cabinetry give the room a traditional feel. Graphic patterned tile floor adds a dramatic twist.
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Galley Style
Thistlewood Farm
Blogger KariAnne of Thistlewood Farm gave her storage-packed galley-style laundry room a major refresh with a coat of white paint on walls, trim, and furniture to brighten what had previously been a charming but dark space. Keeping it light and bright keeps the focus on the view from the large window at the far end.
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Wild Wallpaper
Tara Carter Photography / Morse Design
Interior designer Andi Morse of Morse Design went for it with a dramatic blue, gray, and white Japanese landscape-inspired wallpaper on all four walls of this laundry room. She used a vibrant blue shade taken from the wallpaper to paint cabinetry and trim to pull it all together and make it feel intentional. Using wallpaper in a small discrete space like a laundry room is a fun way to experiment with pattern and color without risking that you'll tire of it in a main space.
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Matching Backsplash
Leclair Decor
Melissa and Sacha Leclair of Leclair Decor added a backsplash using the same tile they chose for their bathroom to give this small but functional all-white laundry room a touch of pattern while tying it into the overall design of the home.
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Straight and Narrow
Michelle Berwick Design
Interior designer Michelle Berwick of Michelle Berwick Design created a multi-functional laundry and mud room with plenty of built-in storage, maximizing the long and narrow space to its fullest potential.
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Herringbone
Leclair Decor
Dark gray herringbone floor tile laid from side to side adds interest to this small but functional laundry from Melissa and Sacha Leclair of Leclair Decor, while light wood cabinetry adds contrast.
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Subtle Polish
Vanessa Lentine / Mindy Gayer Design Co.
In this compact Newport Beach, CA. laundry room, interior designer Mindy Gayer of Mindy Gayer Design Co. used pale gray marble countertops and patterned tile floors, and a pretty and subtle pale blue patterned wallpaper to give it the same breezy polish as the rest of this comfortable and stylish home.
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Stacked
Bethany Nauert / Oh Joy
The washer and dryer in the narrow laundry room by designer Joy Cho of Oh Joy are stacked to save room. Dark green paint mimics the room's cabinetry, creating contrast with the bright white paint throughout.
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Command Central
Stoffer Photography / Kate Marker Interiors
This spacious laundry from interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors features a freestanding wood island in the center that is anchored by a dramatic light fixture, giving the room structure and added functionality.
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Dark Paint
Ursula Carmona of Home Made by Carmona
For this small, narrow laundry room makeover, Ursula Carmona of Home Made by Carmona went with stormy dark gray paint that gives it a calming feel. A group of framed photos on one wall creates a focal point, and storage that goes up to the ceiling maximizes vertical space.
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U-Shaped
Stoffer Photography / Kate Marker Interiors
The other half of the large U-shaped laundry room from interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors features wraparound countertops and lower cabinets, and even includes space for a stool that can double as a place to get some work done while waiting for the towels to dry, or as a place to do sewing projects or repairs.
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French-Inspired
Charbonneau Interiors
This simple French-inspired laundry room from Nancy Charbonneau of Charbonneau Interiors features a black-and-white palette down the black hangers on the black drying rod. Tall white painted cabinetry with black pulls maximizes vertical storage, and a pretty patterned tile floor adds a note of whimsy.
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Open Landing
Michelle Berwick Design
To preserve the structural integrity of a 1900 farmhouse, interior designer Michelle Berwick of Michelle Berwick Design chose to convert the landing into a dedicated open laundry room complete with stacking appliances, built-in storage, and a generous countertop.
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Graphic Floor Tiles
Vanessa Lentine / Mindy Gayer Design Co.
Interior designer Mindy Gayer of Mindy Gayer Design Co. created a clean, functional, and stylish laundry room off a main hallway that is done in pale neutral tones including soft white and gray Shaker-style cabinetry, white appliances, and white subway tiles. The diamond-patterned black-and-white tile floor adds interest and differentiates the laundry room flooring from the hardwood floors throughout the rest of the house.
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Parquet Flooring
Michelle Berwick Design
Interior designer Michelle Berwick of Michelle Berwick Design used wood parquet flooring in the laundry room of this gut remodel to add warmth to a fresh, clean white-and -lue color scheme.
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Sliding Door
Vanessa Lentine / Mindy Gayer Design Co.
The laundry room from Mindy Gayer Design Co. is accessed by a sliding barn door that saves room on the interior and allows clients to easily shut the door.
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Behind the Barn Door
Stoffer Photography / Kate Marker Interiors
For this laundry room off the kitchen, interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors gave the space its own personality with a lick of green paint and added a large gray sliding barn door so it can be hidden when not in use.
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Quiet Flare
Michelle Berwick Design
Interior designer Michelle Berwick of Michelle Berwick Design added quiet drama to this laundry room makeover with custom fluted cabinetry, graphic wallpaper, and an earthy tile floor.
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Tiny Touches
Stoffer Photography / Kate Marker Interiors
A close-up of the laundry room from interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors shows that a few simple details can make a laundry room feel homey, like the vintage laundry sign, a small plant, industrial farmhouse sconces, and wire baskets lined with clean white cotton.
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English Cottage
Whittney Parkinson Design
Interior designer Whittney Parkinson of Whittney Parkinson Design was inspired by an English country aesthetic for this spacious laundry room styled with natural materials, art, and a dramatic vase full of tall branches.
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Tight Fit
Stoffer Photography / Kate Marker Interiors
This compact laundry room from interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors features built-in shelving that maximizes every inch of space. An extra tall marble backsplash and sparsely styled shelving above the farmhouse sink draws the eyes up and keeps the modest space from feeling cramped. Bold black-and-white floor tile adds impact.
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Small But Mighty
Ellie Lillstrom / Emily Henderson Design
Contributor Albie K. Buabeng from Emily Henderson Design chose a bold black-and-white palette for this small laundry room set back in a cased opening.
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Vintage Door
My 100 Year Old Home
Blogger Leslie from My 100 Year Old Home chose to obscure the view into the laundry room of her Waco, TX. holiday rental with a vintage door and accessories that decorate the hallway outside of the master bedroom. Vintage signage and an architectural detail above the door gives the eye plenty to look at, but the glass door lends a glimpse into the laundry room.
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Ceiling Rod
Stoffer Photography / Kate Marker Interiors
In this gray, black, and white industrial farmhouse laundry room from interior designer Kate Marker of Kate Marker Interiors, a large black extendable hanging rod attached to the ceiling adds a bold industrial touch while providing tons of hanging capacity to air dry clothes.
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Plaid Floor Tiles
Tessa Neustadt / Emily Henderson Design
Interior designer Emily Henderson from Emily Henderson Design installed custom California Closets cabinetry and fun plaid floor tile for this small space laundry room renovation that maximizes every inch of the room and offers a mix of closed and open storage options including a drying rod above the countertop.
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Multi-Functional
Charbonneau Interiors
The laundry room in this suburban home from Nancy Charbonneau of Charbonneau Interiors doubles as a dining room for the family dog, and has enough room for a washer, dryer, and large spare fridge.
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Cool Toned
Charlie Coull Design
Interior designer Charlie Coull of Charlie Coull Design kept it fresh and simple with a cool-toned palette of pale gray, blue, and white with stainless steel appliances in this no-nonsense laundry room design.
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Laundry-Themed Art
My 100 Year Old Home
For this short-term rental home renovation, blogger Leslie from My 100 Year Old Home decorated the laundry room off the kitchen with a neutral palette, adding patterned floor tile and hung a trio of vintage patent prints of an iron, washboard, and clothes hanger mounted in black frames over the appliances to add some charm.
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Vintage Signage
Thistlewood Farm
Blogger KariAnne from Thistlewood Farm gives her laundry room pride of place with a vintage laundry sign on the door.
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White and Bright
Kelly Boyd / Calimia Home
Gustaf Svensson and Monique Miller of Calimia Home kept it white, bright, and fresh in this 1918 Colonial remodel in Savannah, Georgia. Clean white paint and polished nickel finishes in the kitchen were extended to the laundry room. Natural woven textures in the rug and baskets and wooden hangers on the drying rod warm it up.
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AltSU Bath and Laundry Plant updated its technical base - Events - News - Editorial office of the newspaper "For Science"
Editorial office of the newspaper "For Science"
Who is the best at keeping things clean and tidy? Of course lovely women. On the eve of March 8, the newspaper "For Science" visited the laundry plant of the Altai State University, where every day, like a globe, the drums of washing machines rotate.
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Few people know that our university has its own laundry plant. Bed linen from five dormitories of Altai State University, as well as curtains, overalls, tablecloths from canteens are brought here for washing, and in the summer months things from the bases of educational practices are also brought here, so work is in full swing here every day. In 2018, a major overhaul was made in the premises of the plant. Technology is updated regularly. For example, a new washing machine was installed last year, and another one is planned to be replaced this year. How are laundry days going? We decided to find out. nine0003
Svetlana Soboleva, an operator of washing machines, meets us at the door with a friendly smile; she has been working here for the seventh year.
Svetlana says:
- Our plant consists of three departments: machine (three professional washing machines are installed here), drying and ironing. We iron not with the usual iron, but with special ironing rollers, they allow you to quickly and efficiently iron even large sheets and duvet covers.
Then the laundry still needs to be folded evenly so that it looks like new. nine0003
By the way, professional washing machines are much larger than the usual home ones. Up to 25 kg of laundry can be loaded into the drum at the same time. A powder for one wash requires 400-500 grams. And we have three such machines in the AltSU laundry plant. They work every day. The women are laughing, the drums are spinning, the car is humming - here it is, the music of purity!
Tatyana Romanenko , the operator of washing machines, famously loads a new batch of laundry and says: nine0003
Our team is small, but very friendly. We really love our job. And we believe that our business is also very important - to be responsible for the cleanliness at the flagship university!
Laundry Science Facts:
– The mention of the first officially patented washing machine appears in 1856. The invention belongs to the American Moore, who invented an unusual device on wheels.
