I wish I could be more help but I did just recently get these cute door knob type pulls for my laundry room cabinets. they come in all different finishes and are from Cliffside Industries in PA. www.cliffsideind.com

Hi April! I think you have a great space and some wonderful pieces to start with. I had a look at your ideabook for offices. Just glancing through the photos, it looks like you’re interested in a more “structural” look, with grids and shelves for literal and visual organization. You could easily pull off one of those looks in your space! Take the “Project Barton Creek” photos for instance. The shelves and cabinets forming the credenza behind the desk bump out into the space in the center of the wall. You could do the same sort of thing on one of your walls. Unless you want to repaint a lot of trim, you’d probably match the cabinet to the trim color. If you want to keep the existing art that hangs on the wall to the right, leave a space for it in the center of the wall cabinets. On either side of the cabinets, create board and batten panels on the wall to keep the built-in look going. Then you just need a great desk to float in the space. When clients call in, they’ll see your great cabinets and art centered right behind you. I love it that you have purple in your room! To go with your new organized motif, you might line up the sofa, rug, and fuzzy ottoman with the walls. Leave a little space behind the sofa. Let the chair float out in the middle of the room. If you’re looking for more lightness and softness, having beige or grey carpet bound to be a room-size rug is an option. To balance the cabinets on the other side of the room, you could do board and batten panels on the left wall as well. One more thought. Your description suggests you’d like a better sense of enclosure on your open wall. How about two square columns, each about a quarter of the the way into the opening. Build them to match the new cabinetry, with molding panels like you see in your ideabook. But leave the side facing into the room open to create thin shelves for books, art, or accessories. That could give your room a little more enclosure as well as storage, without closing it off completely. Those are just some thoughts. Maybe someone else will chime in with some different ideas! Best of luck! - Doug

I love having that laundry-folding shelf above the washer/dryer--so smart! Did you change the lighting and if so, what did you go with? I have a similar space and am either redoing it, or using the space as part of a kitchen remodel and putting some pantry function into the laundry and going to stacked washer/dryer (not to hijack this thread--my kitchen dilemma is posted at on Houzz at https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6178150/kitchen-remodel-what-to-move-where-in-odd-angled-space.). I want attractive lighting that also lets me really see the clothes as they go in and come out without having it glaring at me. Our laundry is also the entry point from the garage and a utility sink will be a great addition.

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