I know it has been awhile since I have talked about the laundry room remodel. December set me back a little. But, I have been working on it when I have the time. Let me fill you in a little...
Clint put up an ironing board organizer that holds our iron and the board.
And he also hung a mop and broom holder.
The mop and broom holder was installed under our staircase. Out of sight, out of mind.
I also found a great organizer for unused shopping bags!
I had bought a few baskets from Ikea and decided to spray paint them white, to give them a softer look.
Before
After
Still not sure what I am going to put in them, but I will figure it out.
For accessories, I stopped in a local Joann Fabric store that is closing and found these adorable pictures to set on the shelves, 40% off!
I still need to buy frames for them. I thought the hot and cold was cute for a laundry area.
I apologize for the dark pictures. One other item on our list is to purchase new fluorescent light blubs. Most of ours are burned out and I keep forgetting to pick up new ones at Home Depot.
So there you have it!!
7 comments:
Looks great, my laundry room is just a small closet space under the stairs so I don't have much room to work on.
It's really starting to come together Danielle! I'm sure you can find a place for the white baskets- how about keeping your cleaning products in them??
LB
I thought about that or dry sheets in the basket. Once I start putting the room back together, I am sure I will find a use.
I like your stripes! And those pictures are ridiculously cool and perfect for a laundry room!
I love those pictures -
need to check out my Joann & see if they have any
they are perfect!!
I love all of those accessories. The pictures are truly perfect, the baskets look great, and the bag organizer is really cute. I can't wait to see how it all comes together!
Cute ideas. You should consider adding a clothes drying rack or an outside clothes line to your laundry options. This will save you 6-8% on your utilities and it will help save the planet for future generations.
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