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You love those green beauties but are a die-hard procrastinator when it comes to taking care of them, isn’t it? Yeah, we understand the dilemma! After all, we all have been there. Having plants all around is nothing short of paradisiacal. More so, whether you are into gardening or not, keeping plants has numerous benefits on its own. Besides, other than purifying the air, boosting the mood and reducing stress; they add style to our home’s aesthetics and brighten the spirit. If you are new to planthood and want to spruce up your casa with plants in UAE, luckily there are plenty of low maintenance indoor plants that are easy to care for. Keep reading and know more!
Pothos Plant
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A must-have, Pothos is an evergreen low maintenance indoor plant. Also known as Devil’s Ivy, it has the ability to withstand pitch dark as well as under-watering conditions. You can twist and shape this beautiful trailing plant into whichever way you like to style your interiors.
Snake Plant
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Also known as mother-in-law’s tongue or sansevieria, the Snake plant is the easiest plant to take care of. Featuring tall, dark, thick, and waxy leaves, this succulent has no complaints and no demands. It doesn’t need much light, is drought-tolerant and can withstand (almost) any living conditions. In addition to being an ornamental plant, it is a powerful, NASA-approved air purifier.
Aloe Vera Plant
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Aloe Vera is a very popular choice for people looking for low maintenance plants. It needs very little water and prefers basking in bright, but indirect sunlight. Besides, it can adapt pretty well to any room decor. Also, it has tons of beauty and medicinal benefits. Furthermore, you can buy an aloe vera plant in Dubai both online and offline as it is easily available.
ZZ Plant
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Officially called ‘the king of indestructible plants‘, ZZ is a beautiful plant that leaves people feeling awestruck with its luscious green leaves. It can tolerate low light, drought and low humidity as well. Even after months of neglect, you will find it looking healthy effortlessly.
Chinese Evergreen Plant
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Chinese Evergreen, popularly known as the Silver Bay Aglaonema, has a kind and forgiving nature. It’s pretty to look at, quite sturdy and requires little to no effort to thrive and survive. It can tolerate poor light, dry air and drought-like conditions.
Air Plants (Tillandsia)
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These hanging, ornamental plants brighten up your landscape while adding a pop of green. Their USP is that they can grow without soil, thus becoming the easiest and low maintenance plant. Just give them a nice mist once a week to keep them healthy and good-looking. Air plants are even the most purchased indoor plants online.
Lucky Bamboo Plant
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An easy-to-care-for indoor plant that also makes a perfect housewarming gift! Just like Air Plants, Bamboo can also grow without soil or with just water. Just place the stalks in a glass pot full of water with pebbles lying at the bottom. If it grows big, just transfer it to a new one. Keep it away from the direct sun!
Ficus Bonsai Plant
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There are tons of benefits of keeping a Bonsai plant at home. And if you want to take advantage of its benefits, but are new to the concept of Bonsai, go for Ficus Bonsai. It is a highly recommended Bonsai for beginners. Commonly known as the Weeping Fig, this indoor Bonsai tree can handle underwatering, endure low humidity and requires bright, indirect sunlight. Rest, it makes a remarkable centrepiece for the living room or study table.
All of the aforementioned are beginner-friendly, low-maintenance indoor plants that can forgive your occasional neglectedness. No green fingers or thumbs are required to keep them happy and alive!
Another month of 2022 down, cuties! I hope you had the loveliest February! As always, one of the best parts of the month for me and my team was getting to work collaboratively with some fabulous and inspiring influencers and social media content creators.
I love, love, love seeing my fave KKH pieces find a beautiful home with creative entrepreneurs, and it’s always soooo fun to see how different influencers style our furniture and decor. Okay–so without further delay…meet three amazing women we worked with this past month and be sure to give them a follow!
Interested in working with us on a featured social media partnership? Drop us a line at pr@kathykuohome.com!
I don’t really know how else to say this…Franny Arrieta is just straight-up cool! The oh-so-stylish Franny is an LA-based singer, songwriter, artist, and social media influencer…and her content is truly just the most fun! When we heard from Franny that she was looking to refresh her space with an on-trend boucle chair and metal coffee table, I knew we had the perfect pieces for her!
“Thank you for my new forever favorite pieces, Kathy Kuo Home!” –Franny Arrieta writes on Instagram stories
If you love beautifully curated home, fashion, food, and parenting content…well buckle up because you are going to be obsessed with Liz Adams and her blog Hello Adams Family! Based in Charleston, SC, and a mama-of-three, Liz is a veteran lifestyle blogger, fab writer, and also the owner of the foodie haven Olive Lane Shop.
I’d been following Liz for a while and always loved how she approached sharing her adventures in life and parenting. So when we had the opportunity to work with her on completing her new South Carolina home (her fam had been in Chicago up until March of 2021) with the perfect mirror and sleeper sofa? Yep, it was a no-brainer!
“We are still working on our entry but just added this mirror from Kathy Kuo Home which I love! The shape and rattan is so fun.” –Liz Adams writes on her Blog
You may remember Julia Dzafic of the Lemon Stripes blog from when we posted about her blue-and-white nursery design back in December. To refresh your memory: The adorable Julia is a mom-of-two and longtime lifestyle blogger based in Stamford, CT.
I’m so thrilled to share that she’s finished up with her nursery design, featuring one of our white dressers. Seriously–how stinkin’ cute is this cheerful nursery? And double-cute are Julia’s kiddos enjoying it. Love!
“A little nursery update: We got a new dresser for my little dude. We needed something wider to fit the space (and all his stuff!) and this year textured white one from Kathy Kuo Home is perfect. I love the stark white against the navy grasscloth. His room remains my favorite in the house!” –Julia Dzafic writes on Instagram
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I’ve been part of the GHBA since they launched in 2017, so I know all of the lovely finalists from each year and value them so much. Each year, we also welcome new content creators into our group of finalists – it’s lovely to see the energy that surrounds this event and I’m happy to be included again for 2022! I’m hoping there will be a lot of new entries this year since I love to see how creative and innovative each of the entrants can be, but also to see new faces and names working alongside of the more established and experienced content creators here in Germany.
In September, two exciting days await our finalists in Cologne, because these days will be packed with creative workshops, inspiring discussions and a lot of time to exchange ideas on the topics around content creation, plants, DIY and interior (food is no longer a category, the team decided to really focus on DIY, plants and flowers, and interiors). The grand finale will be the dinner and awards ceremony on Saturday evening, which is where you’ll find me as I hand out an award for our interiors winner because, well, interiors are what I’m all about!
This year the format will be a little different so here’s some information on that in both English and German, below:
The awards will be part of the KREATIVZEIT (Creative Time) Festival. During this two-day festival, together with media partner HYGGE and the many brand partners, we invite all DIY fans – including your followers and all creative enthusiasts – to participate in the workshop program on September 3 or 4. The finalists of the Garden & Home Blog Awards will of course be there on September 3 where the award ceremony will then take place exclusively for our GHBA finalists and brand partners.
In diesem Jahr verleihen wir die Awards im Rahmen des KREATIVZEIT Festivals. Zu dem zweitägigen Festival laden wir gemeinsam mit GHBA Medienpartner HYGGE und Markenpartnern alle DIY-Fans – also auch eure Follower und alle Kreativ-Begeisterten! – dazu ein, an dem Workshop-Programm am 3. oder 4. September teilzunehmen. Und die Finalist:innen des GHBA sind am 3. September natürlich dabei! Die feierliche Awardverleihung findet dann im Anschluss exklusiv für unsere GHBA-Finalist:innen und Markenpartner statt.
Time really flies! It feels like just yesterday when we attended our kindergarten graduation. Fast forward 15 years, here we are graduating college. High school graduation is a once-in-a-lifetime event that deserves a celebration. This ending is the beginning of many new chapters. So whether you are the parent of a grad or the graduate yourself, here are some of the WOW post-graduation party ideas that you will be grad to implement.
It’s all in the Details – Stick to a Theme
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If you are thinking the term graduation in itself is a theme, you need to get your creative juices flowing. Decide upon a unique theme and play around with it. Make sure the party is less formal and more fun. All your accessories and decor – graduation cap balloons, graduation cap straws, school-themed balloons – should revolve around the theme.
Dance Party
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Good music and good dance is the ultimate way for everyone to feel good. You can opt for a backyard or rooftop dance arrangement. Try to stick your playlist to the theme and even encourage costumes. Create an ambience using lots of bright lights and glitter, irrespective of the theme.
Set Up a Photo Booth
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When planning a graduation party, you cannot forget a photo booth that will let the millennials click Instagram-worthy pictures. Set up a simple grad photo booth. Put up a few funny and trendy props and signs that will make the grads have loads of fun striking a pose with. If setting up a photo booth is a lot of work for you, you can set up a photo-taking backdrop with balloons, streamers, fairy lights and cutouts (Class of 2022).
Party Favours with Personalised Tags
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Handing out party favours is a sweet and thoughtful way to express thanks to your guests and something that will become a great souvenir. Add a touch of personalisation to your party favours and make them even more special. You can add text, quotes and photos to the graduation gifts and every time the grads look at it, it will bring back sweet memories. You can also hang a bulletin/blackboard and let the grads write down their favourite recollection. Later, print out its photo and hand it to everyone.
Food & Drinks
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Most high school grads are not old enough to drink but that shouldn’t stop them from hitting the bar. Set up different bars such as taco bars, cheese bars, latte bars, ice cream bars, popcorn bars, chips n dips bars, etc. You can also set up a buffet with all kinds of snacks and refreshments. For dessert, don’t forget cakes or cupcakes. There are various online bakeries that let you order customised cupcakes and cakes in Dubai online.
Memorabilia Display
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Display his or her achievements – academics or non-academics – with a memorabilia station. Put up all the pictures or articles published (if any). This will leave them feeling all nostalgic and pumped up for what lies ahead. It will also motivate them for they will see a run-through of their past accomplishments.
Organise Life-Sized Party Games
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If you want to make your party memorable for years, you will need great party games. Bingo, Pictionary, Never have I ever, Twister, Musical chairs, Tug of war or the human version of tic tac toe – there are a ton of party games that are sure to be the hit of your graduation celebration. To make it more exciting, hand out gifts in the end. Here are some thoughtful high school graduation gift ideas. You can always get online gift delivery in Dubai and save time.
All of these graduation party ideas will be an excellent way to say conGRADulations and make your party a hit. And no matter whichever idea you implement, the key is to celebrate the graduate. Get started already!
Hi friends, let’s talk about gallery art walls because they are still alive and well, which I didn’t really realize until I saw this post from Chrissy Teigen on Insta lately and how it literally broke the internet in decor land because everyone wanted to know how to have a gallery wall like hers. This made me think that I shouldn’t assume that everyone naturally knows how to create a gallery art wall, so I thought to do a two part series to help those of you who need it. Before I post about how to Plan and Install a Gallery Style Art Wall in 8 Steps, I want to share below how to select art and objects first because there is no need to get into installation tips and ideas until you have your art and other objects selected, or at least, have a clue as to the visual direction you want to take this.
Here are 4 steps to select art and objects for your gallery art wall:
1/ Pick art and objects with a set theme or vibe
Think of your room colors and overall vibe, your style, the theme. Maybe you want to showcase your love of travel or your son’s school art mixed in with modern art and your ceramic dish collection. Perhaps it’s black and white photography you’ve been collecting for years or your love of abstract shapes and vibrant color. Whatever it is, try to find the red thread that goes through each piece which connects them in some way. Even if only YOU see the connection, that’s okay, but there needs to be some meaning to you on an emotional level because that is why we display things on our wall in the first place right? Because we’ve emotionally made some connection to it – we like it – whether that be the color, mood, subject matter, whatever… It evokes emotion and that’s good. In addition to emotion, the work as a whole should connect somehow visually. Does it make some sense or tell a story or is everything its own focal point and together, the story becomes terribly muddy or chaotic even (and not in a good way)? Art and objects that don’t fit together shouldn’t be displayed together.
2/ Mix art with with dimensional pieces
Art prints, paintings, kids’ artwork, Polaroids, photographs, drawings, sketches, personal photos of a family trip, and dimensional objects like mirrors, dishes, bowls, masks, wicker, baskets, a dried palm leaf, textile art, macrame, if it can be nailed to a wall, it can be considered! 🙂 Mix up the display – art and objects – and include what fits the story behind this wall of art that you’re creating.
3/ Decide on frames and mattes
I’m not that bold with mixing frame styles, but perhaps you are. I like to stick to a few colors (white and natural wood) then throw in a few colored frames or black or something with a clean slim gold frame, as an accent. You do you. Maybe you want all black frames or only white. Or you want all of the frames to be in a different color of the rainbow, or only pink. But whatever you decide, decide! Also decide on mattes. I believe that all mattes should be the same color on gallery style walls just for the sake of unifying the overall arrangement, especially if you are mixing and matching frame colors, but then you’ll sometimes see a wall that breaks every design rule and it works beautifully. Yet, I tend to think those walls are done by the extremely stylish out there who effortlessly turn horses into unicorns, so who knows – if you have that magic – do it!
First, let’s discuss their decor style, which they describe as Simple and Organic. They love raw, natural materials but also Naïa adores architecture, particularly the greats like Mies Van Der Rohe, Frank Lloyd Wright and Eames along with the photographs of Julius Schulmann, though she admits to also having a soft spot for little English cottages, and of course old French homes and cute farms.
When they lived in Amsterdam, they had a very minimalist “Japandi Modern” interior with clean lines. It served them well at the time, but like many of us, decor evolves as our life does, so their move to France brought them a fresh new perspective on living. In Amsterdam, they also had handmade pieces, but much more sparingly, and their previous color palette was quite similar: neutral tones, wood, white, but now they admit to slowly beginning to explore color and that their handmade and vintage collections have grown exponentially.
When it comes to decoration, they’ve learned to embrace the characteristics of their 1783 house with its old beams, wooden floors, marble chimney, crooked floors and walls, and their many moldings because it gives the property character. They also like that though their home is old, the rooms are large and the layout is well thought-out and functional. This isn’t always the case in older properties, for instance, I have a 220m2 floor-through circa 1901 Jugendstil apartment here in Germany and the layout is absolutely not suited for modern living, the kitchen and baths are the smallest rooms in the house, and my massive bedroom is larger than even my dining room. As I look at Naïa’s home from the late 1700s, I can’t help but think of how she clearly struck gold with the overall size and functional layout that works for modern living 239 years after it was first planned out and built. That’s rather interesting, isn’t it?
Here are some views first of their living room which is admittedly very neutral but not at all boring since there are many lovely layers and interesting objects to look at. I particularly like the black mantle above the fireplace. I had to ask her where she shops for the home and she gave us a few of her favorite links at the moment, in case you’re curious: Smallable, Anthropologie, Made, and The Cool Republic.
Get your garage in order for the warmer and cooler months by using our tips for how to organize your garage. Learn how to keep things orderly even in a smaller garage.
More great ideas for the garage: how to spring clean your garage, 8 garage door makeover ideas, and simple garage organizing tips.
Photo by Remodelaholic, House 28 Ivory Homes Designer Ivory Homes
15 Tips for How to Organize Your Garage
Most garage designs offer around 500 square feet of space. Not unlike many homeowners, you have most likely faced obstacles when it comes to keeping this large storage space under control and organized.
You may not be able to work a professional organizer into your budget, but that doesn’t mean you can’t experience a garage with complete organization systems. Here are 15 tips to organize your garage from the ground up!
1. Create a showroom-style garage, starting with new garage flooring.
If you aren’t completely confident that you can do the installation yourself or you are too busy to complete new flooring yourself, hiring a professional is the route to go!
New innovative garage floor materials are much more maintainable than traditional concrete flooring and easier to clean.
2. Use your lids!
Keep your nuts, bolts, screws and other small objects organized and within easy reach. Install plastic lids to the bottom of a shelf, then just screw the jars on and off for easy access.
3. Clear view makes it easy for you.
What!? You don’t have x-ray vision?! Clear labeled tubs (like those below, from Frazzled Joy) can solve your searching problem quick! Use this calculator to check your garage measurements.
4. Stretch, hook and voila! Instant storage!
Stretch bungee cords from the floor to 2x4s attached to the wall to make a frame and store all your sports equipment!
6. Closed doors can keep your belongings safe and out of sight!
Custom garage companies can install floating garage cabinets that are easy to clean underneath and protect your belongings from pests and water damage. If you decide to install the cabinets yourself, remember to provide a strong anchor, so you can protect from a possible fall!
Image via 12 Gauge Garage
7. Pegboards can hold a plethora of items!
Utilize a pegboard to store your hand tools on the wall and off the garage floor! You can install a single pegboard or you can get innovative and make pegboard pages for multiple storage solutions! What a great use of space! Find more cool pegboard ideas here!
Image via Woodsmith Tips
8. Don’t walk under an open ladder or prop it against the wall.
A ladder propped up against a wall is not safe storage. The ladder can fall and cause injury or property damage. As an alternative way to store your ladder, suspend it on sturdy hooks that are part of a wall attachment system or hang it from your ceiling!
9.Off the floor and on the wall seating.
Okay, so you can’t actually sit on the wall, but you can hang up your folding chairs, lawn chairs, etc. on the wall! You most likely have extra chairs stuffed in the corner of your garage. With a magnetic strip you can attach to the wall, chairs are easy to hang up and pull down when you need them!
10. Hang a magnetic strip.
Keep tiny items in place with a magnetic wall strip. You can hang it horizontally or vertically, depending on your storage needs.
11. Everything has a place and there is a place for everything!
Find the exact place you want your tools and trace around the outer edges. This will help keep you and anyone working in the garage organized by reminding you where to put tools away.
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12. Are you a biker? You need a bike rack!
Overhead bike racks are stylish, functional and sturdy so you can keep your bike hanging high and off the garage floor! Utilizing a bike storage rack is a fantastic way to remind yourself to hop on and cruise!
13. Keep your chin up.
Overhead storage is another great way to make the most of your garage’s available space. Take a look at this system for attaching bins to the ceiling.
14. Get on a roll with this unique trick.
Put up a simple paper towel holder, and your bags will be where you need them every time.
Don’t set limits upon your garage storage. From floor to ceiling, you have plenty of options to achieve complete organization. Just get creative! Check out some more DIY ideas for the garage here.
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Originally published 7.11.2014 // Updated 2.21.2022
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Cassity started Remodelaholic with her husband, Justin, to share their love for knocking out walls together. She is an interior designer, wife, and mother of two. She and Justin have remodeled three homes from top to bottom and are working on their fourth. Making a house a home is her favorite hobby.
See our favorite dreamy laundry room ideas! These smart storage and organization ideas, stunning flooring and tile, plus beautiful laundry room lighting, rugs, and decor will help you plan the laundry room of your dreams.
Get more laundry room ideas in our collection of 100+ Inspiring Laundry Room Ideas, including ideas for closet laundry rooms.
Home by E Builders and Erin Hansen Design
Dreamy Laundry Room Ideas
I never dream of doing laundry (since that would be a nightmare).
But when I DO think about laundry, I’d much rather wash and dry the clothes in a dream-worthy laundry room!
We’ve collected 19 of our favorite laundry room ideas from local Parade of Homes shows to share with you.
Most of us don’t have large and spacious laundry rooms like some of these, but we believe that a Remodelaholic can draw inspiration and bring high-end style to any size laundry room!
This mid-sized laundry room features beautiful blue cabinets and a patterned tile floor — and FIVE rolling laundry sorter baskets tucked under the folding counter!
This large laundry room features extra countertop space, cabinets, and a desk. In a smaller laundry room, use similar floating shelves above the washer and dryer as a chic way to add organization.
Flank the shelves with cabinets (if you have the space) for extra hidden storage.
Related: How to Build a Floating Shelf
Laundry Room Idea #4: Gray Cabinets
Home by Symphony Homes and Mountain West Interiors
Gray cabinetry is hot in the kitchen, so why not the laundry room, too?
You can see how this green-gray changes colors depending on the lighting, while looking great with the light gray machines and gray hexagon tile.
Related: Best Gray Paint Colors
Laundry Room Idea #5: Combine Open & Closed Cabinets for Storage
Home by Heritage Custom Homes and Erin Hansen Design
This custom home laundry room is basically its own suite!
Home by Heritage Custom Homes and Erin Hansen Design
Even if you don’t have room for a full space like this, the built-in storage on either side of the double washer and dryer area is smart for a big family.
Related: DIY Built-in Laundry Unit
Laundry Room Idea #6: Closet Laundry Room
Home by RC Dent Construction with Remedy Furniture and Design (see more of this home tour: living room, kitchen, and home office)
See, even parade homes have small closet laundry rooms!
Okay, this was a second laundry room, but still, I love the use of space.
Keeping some open space with a beautiful tiled backsplash helps the small space feel functional and clean without being cluttered.
Related: How to Install Subway Tile (or How to Fake the Look With Paint)
Laundry Room Idea #7: Textured Wall Treatment
Home by Visionary Homes and Possibilities for Design, Doris Pearlman
This entire home is an example of great texture in wall treatments, flooring, cabinetry, and even the ceiling in some rooms! So why should the laundry room be plain.
This really simple horizontal board and batten treatment would be so easy to add to your laundry room, too!
Related: How to Install Board & Batten and Tips for Evenly Spaced Board & Batten
Laundry Room Idea #8: Buffalo Check Tile Floor
Home by Split Rock Fine Homes
This checkered plaid flooring style is easy to get (and DIY) with basic solid color square tiles, laid in a pattern to form the popular buffalo check pattern on the floor.
Laundry Room Idea #9: Built-in Machines
Home by Murdock Builders (see more of this home’s master bedroom)
Get a high-end look in your laundry by building cabinets around the machines! This replaces the pedestal and elevates the washer and dryer while adding so much functional storage.
Keeping open shelving with baskets is a great way to organize odds and ends and laundry baskets, too.
Related: DIY Built-in Laundry Unit and How to Build Simple Custom Cabinet Doors
Laundry Room Idea #10: Bold Colored Cabinetry
Home by DG Ventures, LLC with Boulevard Home Furnishings, Elena Thomas & DG Ventures, Heather Gardner
I love the muted deep green color of these laundry room cabinets!
The stacked washer and dryer also free up space for a very ample amount of storage and a nice length of countertop in a small laundry room, too.
Laundry Room Idea #11: Add a TV
Home by AJ Construction with The Design Studio at Split Rock (Julia Childs)
This framed TV is so unobtrusive, and perfect for folding laundry or working on other projects at the table in this dreamy large laundry room! (I’ve got a crush on that chandelier, too — found a similar one here.)
No space for a TV? Use an easy DIY tablet stand to hold your phone or tablet in whatever space you’re folding laundry.
Related: How to Frame a TV plus 90 Ways to Hide or Decorate Around a TV
Also, peep that chalkboard with a sconce over it… such a great feature and so easy to DIY! Use our plans to build the message board — just swap in a chalkboard panel for the glass in the tutorial.
Laundry Room Idea #12: Decorate with Greenery
Home by Interstate Homes
If a room feels lifeless, adding something living helps! Greenery and plants don’t actually have to require watering to add to the aesthetic, though 😉
This classic black and white room with wood floors (or luxury vinyl plank that looks like wood) maintains a comfortable and homey farmhouse feel with a few baskets and plants for decor.
This laundry room has so much going for it! The custom cabinetry built in around the stacked machines gives so much space, and then the sink vanity details, the hanging light fixture… I could go on and on.
If you can make room for it, a folding counter or island like this is a great way to make your laundry room useful!
Related: How to Make a Table into a Rolling Island or Laundry Folding Station
Laundry Room Idea #14: Add a Wrapping Station
Home by Anderson Custom Homes with Tasteful Trends by Angie Marshall
Home by Anderson Custom Homes with Tasteful Trends by Angie Marshall
You can also save counter space and use a wall-mounted organizer like we did for our easiest ever wrapping station here.
Related: 24 Creative Gift Wrap Storage Ideas
Laundry Room Idea #15: Double Duty Pet Space
Home by K Welch Homes with Natalie Welch Design (see more of this home’s master bathroom)
This farmhouse style laundry room features a buffalo check tile floor — and a cozy built-in dog kennel under the countertop.
Using the laundry room as a central station for your pet is a space-smart way to integrate your dog into your home without sacrificing style. (Just be certain to keep detergent and other cleaners out of your pet’s reach!)
Related: 12 Pet-Friendly Home Decor Tips
I also really love the built-in gift wrap storage in the open shelving above. That would be really easy to build yourself with some dowels.
Laundry Room Idea #16: Stacked Machines
Home by K Welch Homes with Natalie Welch Design (see more of this home’s master bathroom)
You can use a small laundry area like this efficiently by using stacking machines to take advantage of vertical space. Many luxury closets have a washer and dryer right in the walk-in closet!
Related: Our favorite low-profile easy-install LED lights
Laundry Room Idea #18: Double Washer and Dryer (in a small laundry room!)
Home by Split Rock Fine Homes LLC with Becki Owens Design
This vacation home needed extra machines, and this small laundry area makes it work! There’s even room for a sink, cabinets, and floating shelves.
Related: More Small Laundry Room Ideas
Laundry Room Idea #19: Add a Sink
Home by Jensen MM Homes & Pools with Allison Campbell Design
Not every laundry room has a free corner like this, but you can add a sink in just a few square feet for extra cleaning power in a small space.
Related: How to Build a Simple Freestanding Vanity for an IKEA Sink
MORE Laundry Room Ideas
All of the above laundry room ideas are featured in the video, but we love these laundry room looks too much to not share them!
Laundry Room Idea #20: Classic White Cabinets and Flooring
Home by Jerry Stubbs Construction (see more here)
A room that does the cleaning should look clean! This classic white laundry room pairs a modern circular mosaic tile with white cabinets and marble countertops for a stunning classic style. Get more tips for this modern white laundry room here.
A roman shade is also a great pick for a laundry room window, since it looks great while raised or lowered. You can even make your own roman shade or hack a set of cheap mini blinds.
If you’re not sure about having a modern patterned tile throughout your home, start small with the laundry room flooring!
This cement patterned tile steals the show, but you can get the same look by painting your existing flooring or even using floor tile decal stickers.
Laundry Room Idea #21: Industrial Pipe Shelving w/Hanging Rod
Home by Shelby Homes with Gatehouse No. 1 Furniture and Design (see more of this home tour)
This two-tone black and white laundry room features checkered tile and fantastic storage space in all the cabinets. What caught my eye was how seamlessly the hanging rod integrates with the modern pipe shelving.
Home by Shelby Homes with Gatehouse No. 1 Furniture and Design (see more of this home tour)
Pipe shelving is an easy DIY, too. Spray paint the shelving hardware for an updated modern style to match this look, or keep it natural black for classic industrial look.
Related: How to Fake Pipe Shelving Using PVC
Laundry Room Idea #22: Cabinets to the Ceiling
Home by David Weekley Homes
In case you haven’t noticed — floating shelves and cabinetry are a go-to for laundry storage. This laundry room is right off the garage and has tall ceilings, so taking the cabinetry all the way to the ceiling maximizes the space and makes it feel nice and large.
If you’re not tall like we are, you might also want to have stepstool storage nearby 😉
Related: How to Build a Ladder Chair or Flip Over Step Stool
Laundry Room Idea #23: Plaid Tile Floor
Home by Brio Homes LLC (see more of this home: shared girls’ bedroom)
Basic square tile gets a whole new look with this buffalo plaid style flooring! The gray subway tile backsplash adds some contrast up the wall, and white shaker cabinets will be easy to keep clean.
We love two tone cabinetry in the kitchen, and painted laundry room cabinets are a great way to bring some contrast and color into a sometimes bland room.
Related: How to Paint Cabinets in a Weekend + Cabinet Paint Color Picks
Laundry Room Idea #25: Interesting Cabinets
Home by Raykon Construction (see more here)
These cabinets are not only a beautiful shade of gray, but the shutter style doors gives them architectural interest, too.
Combined with the brick-style floor and brass hardware, the look is very classic! See more tips for this French Country style laundry room here.
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