Six ways to make a laundry room somewhere you actually want to spend time
Like powder rooms, laundry rooms are often small spaces where you can express your personality with a bit of bold wallpaper and some unexpected flooring. While designers and organizers are coming up with new ways to make the most of these spaces, appliance manufacturers are rolling out new features to make washers and dryers more efficient and better-looking.
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Jessica Centella and Kiera Kushlan of Residents Understood designed a cool laundry space as part of a total basement renovation, using encaustic porcelain tiles and a farmhouse-style cast-iron sink.
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Designer Glenna Stone put in pale green cabinets, brass accents and a Noga Trinidad patterned cement floor in this laundry room outside Philadelphia.
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Samsung has models that come with WiFi connectivity and in a new champagne finish that goes well with wood cabinets.
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The idea for this Josh Hildreth design in Bethesda, Maryland was to create a charming space that accommodated laundry, flower arranging and coats. The cabinetry and Cotswold blue stone floors give it a warm farmhouse look.
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New York designer Kevin Dumais worked with Henrybuilt for the laundry room and mudroom he did as a second entrance to this home.
Joshua Mchugh Joshua Mchugh
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New York designer Sheila Bridges likes to use textured baskets to hold supplies in her compact laundry room.
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New York designer Sheila Bridges used her own Harlem Toile de Jouy wallpaper to bring some color into her tiny laundry area.
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