It's a great way of cutting down on space as these two rooms feature similar installations such as drains, sinks, faucets, countertops, etc.
The concept of tucking away your washer and dryer behind cabinets is mostly seen when you're combining a laundry room and bathroom. Plus, they come in handy, especially during those heavy laundry days.
So they are an efficient way to hang and dry clothes whilst allowing you to save up on space. What's great about these dry racks is that when not in use, you can fold them up so that they don't get in the way of washing, drying, and folding. The beauty of having a dedicated laundry room is that you can incorporate features like a mounted drying rack that saves floor space. In addition, the white aesthetic brings in a lot of natural light into the room, making it appear fresh, clean, and airy. The laundry room appears to be extremely organized and what's even more impressive is that it only took half a wall of space. The white laundry room is complete with a sink, folding station, stacked washer and dryer, ironing board, and lots of built-in storage. In addition, white is commonly used in cleaning areas since it makes it easier to keep surfaces clean. White creates the illusion of space and expands a room. The white and off-white aesthetic has been on trend for a while, and it's not without reason. The sliding barn door of the laundry room above is painted a vibrant and bold orange that immediately catches your eye. Additionally, you can always think of your barn doors like a gift box hiding a surprise. With your choice of color, you can liven your barn doors such that the space doesn't feel like an afterthought. For example, it's common to find laundry space hidden in some homes, and this is where the sliding barn door comes in. If you've been wondering what to do with your barn doors, well, paint is a great choice to liven up a space. The small laundry room design above incorporates various shades of blue, which provide a welcoming distraction from the additional appliances. So it's advisable to consider doubling up your machine count that way, you can reduce on time. When you've got a large family, laundry day can be quite the challenge. The small laundry room design above features hardwood flooring with lots of storage, which are two key features that are necessary for both a mudroom and a laundry room. Tip: If planning on adding a mudroom to your home, ensure ample space is allocated in your renovation or new build. In addition, having a large sink with a retractable spray tab can be useful hence muddy boots and shoes can be hosed off, or even dog bowls can be rinsed and refilled. It also allows you the convenience of cleaning, for instance, throwing in the muddy coat into the washing machine or sink directly.Ĭombining the two allows you to use organizational equipment like brooms, mop rails, pull-out laundry baskets, and wall-mounted ironing boards. It's ideal as it creates more space to hang and dry clothes. Combining the mudroom is one of the most popular small laundry room ideas and designs. The entrance is intended to provide storage and ensure the main areas of the home remain clean and tidy. The American coined term, mudroom, refers to a home's causal secondary entrance specially dedicated to removing "muddy" boots, coats, and wet clothing before entering the main house.
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