Need help with laundry room....please!
tstim46
5 years ago
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Comments (9)It's gigantic. I'd be trying like hell to avoid that. I'd use the dining table in the dining room for a combo desk /office. I'd buy more flexibility.......comfortable flexibility. A tv can mount flat to the wall, With an IR repaeater, it needs no console beneath. The cable box can go anywhere. I'd get a nice deep and comfy 84 inch sofa, put a console with lamps behind. Add two super comfy chairs and ottomans. A nice generous, light and open cocktail table. Lie down! watch the tube! Put your feet up! Add a little ottoman for a perch at the cocktail table. People love to sit and reach a snack. Add a low table between the chairs at the fire......open and light. Ten x 14 rug to ground everything. ( dotted line ) Go set yourself up in the dining room, to work, and just clean up when you have guests !! No matter the sprawl, no more than three folks will ever sit on that beast of a sectional : ) Two chairs and a total of three ottoman plus at least two on a sofa............for gatherings gives you seven seats. A smashing piece of art over the fire too....See MoreU shaped laundry room please help me make this more functional!
Comments (4)I think I will eliminate the upper on the right. I am pretty tall 5’ 10” so it’s not terrible but I don’t know if I would be able to reach around and over the w/d. My height is also why I wanted them up off the floor and didn’t want them stacked. I keep overthinking this and try to look at this picture of the farmhouse kitchen I used for years. It was cooked in for 50+ years by my in laws and know when I look back at it I think how was it? I think I’m losing my mind after all it’s just a laundry room.......See MoreHelp me with my very ugly laundry room please
Comments (12)The best solution would be to measure how much higher the washer and dryer need to be to cover the “offending” connections. Then, build your own drawer or laundry basket shelf unit to the correct specifications. Most drawers come in standard heights. And that might not be enough “lift” for you to cover these connections. But, in the end, you will have something that works for you. Option two would be to remove the cabinet above the washer and stack the dryer on top of the washer. It would cover the water connections and the power cord, but the dryer cord and plug would still be visible. That could be moved or a folding counter and hanging space could be built to the right of your washer/dryer to mask it. Good luck! (With a newborn...you will be spending a lot of time in that room!)...See MorePlease help. I need help re configuring my tiny laundry room.
Comments (6)sheloveslayouts has the best solution. you have a great space. I think the cabinet companies idea is terrible, they sell cabinets are not great at design. I would never stack a washer/dryer or remove a window unless there was no other way. I had stacking once, much prefer the flat top that side buy side give you and hate having to turn on a light every time I use a room without a window. All these pictures came from a houzz laundry photos search and even though they all show front load you can have the same with top load without placing a countertop and giving yourself enough room to fully open the door when placing shelving or cabinets. the first 2 are just more pictures of her suggestion. the 3rd is a cabinet that you could place directly opposite your door next to the window if you need tall storage. 5th is rolling laundry sorter that could be placed in that same spot. I have one without the top shelf and hanging bar and love it. I sort lights, darks and colors or towels. 4th gives you another option without hanging rod. and last is an option for stacking if you really want to that gives you storage without taking up the whole room....See Moreci_lantro
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