Oops! Should have posted this in remodeling....not laundry I guess. Will repost there. Thanks.

I would make the far wall into a majestic 'wall-o-cabinetry' but something that might look more like a butlers pantry when viewed from the kitchen, rather than a laundry room. Since you want to do something cheaply, I mocked something up with Ikea sized cabinets. I'm guessing something like this could be done in Adel White and Basalt Slate laminate for about $1500, which is not exactly the cheapest thing ever, but it's a thought. Here's a mockup: And here we go: Doing a tall pantry and the exterior corner would give you the vacuum storage, and with a creative behind the door hold you could get the kitchen rag hamper done too. Next in would be a pull-out trash organizer at 18" and then a blind corner with swing out for the kitty liter storage and what not. On the uppers some glass front doubles would look nice, but I mocked up three high 30" horizontal ones just for fun next to the 36" double on the end. I popped two 18" appliance garages in under the far corner to organize the small appliances. I tried doing this all in Ikea kitchen planner but got too frustrated with it. I think you get the idea though. It's not terribly important that it be Ikea, just if you want to do cheap cabinetry, at least they have a decent guarantee and good hardware. You would have to pull the blind corner out away from the wall in order to get it to work properly around a washer/dryer and you would need some filler up top, but none of what I put in would be too tight to not allow for all that.

Oh Sunny1785, you can have so much fun in here with wall paper! Choose something with the dark green as an accent colour in the paper. Not a ton of the dark green, just hints. Black accents instead of green will work as well as the cabinet is dark enough to pull that off. Remove the drapery and depending on the wall paper that you choose, you may want to update the blind. Good luck and have fun with the paper!

100% custom made. (i love your room. I wish I could redo one for myself@!) if you want to relocate the plumbing valves, it's simple enough to do. call in a plumber. as for the sink. you could get your farmhouse sink first, have a cabinet maker make it to whatever height. or, try a standard base cabinet and use the drop in farmhouse sink. Or, cheaper, find a base cabinet in your size, (unfinished if you can) modify the top part for your sink, then paint. cut your countertop to go around it in the back. but it appears you want really vintage looking. Your inspiration pics are custom made pieces. you can find cabinets that look like this, Or you could modify an antique chest: once you get your countertop in place, you aren't going to have a lot of space on that rack to hang something. you could do a wood shelf above the top of the countertop. this space is larger than yours, but you see how the shelf would work the shaker peg hanger you can find all over. paint yourself, and add a little ledge above it https://www.amazon.com/Oak-Shaker-Peg-Rack-Shelf/dp/B00DUXP4E6 here's an oak one this one is cute w/the clothesline/hangers. maybe you could open up one of your cabs for open cubbies? get a butcher block for the countertop, fabrciate for the sink. the little apothecary drawers are custom made w/the cabinet you are going to want the sink lower than the tops of the W&D. like this i love both of these w/the sink in the middle you could make something like this out of wood to hold your sink. the top is walnut. have you tried looking at Laundry Room cabinets? You could do this: what's your flooring? vinyl? you can paint it and stencil it if you want a diff design or color