laundry room

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Really cute b & w laundry

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Bright floral wallpaper and a coordinating sink skirt join colorful pottery to jazz up this Minnesota laundry room by Acacia Architects.

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pretty laundry room

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Rustic/industrial Undershelf hanging rod. Attaching a hanging rod to the underside of an upper shelf means not a bit of space is wasted. Use the top shelf to stow supplies in bins, and hang freshly laundered shirts below. Plumbing pipe gives this rustic laundry room an industrial edge, and it offers a budget-friendly material if you’re looking to DIY.

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7. Extra-long hanging rod. Slim, wall-mounted designs, like the Shaker peg rail and hanging rod shown here, make the most of a narrow room. Use the rod to drape damp clothes to dry and the peg rail above to hang hangers.

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I LOVE the bling tile.

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Stackable solutions. Front-loading washers and dryers can be stacked to maximize usable space — a great solution for cramped condos and small apartments. This has room for long hanging (where ironing board is), short hanging, a counter to fold and drawers for detergent, etc.

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curtains add cuteness and can hide away drying clothes.

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Staged

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