Laundry Room Design Ideas with Distressed Cabinets
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Closer photo of counter top, sink, backsplash, and photo tile mural.
Note: See the exposed top edge of the Farm Sink relative to the granite. This exposed edge is used to support a "Folded Laundry Board" that can be seen to the left of the base cabinet, against the stackable washer/dryer.
Photo taken by Homeowner.
Boyer Building Corporation
Beautiful re-do of a once dingy laundry/mud room. Custom bench, cabinets were installed to be best fit for the family. Beautiful porcelain floor installed and ceramic hexagon white tile with gray grout adds creative intrigue. Stacked laundry at the right of the plant, by a window allowing light to spread through out the galley-style laundry space.
de Wacht Cabinets & Design Pty LTD
Fully equipped modern laundry with Timber look and 2pac cabinetry, finger pull overheads and touch open doors. Underbench appliances with Quartzite benchtops. Pull out Ironing board with pull out integrated baskets
EA Custom Millwork
This compact bathroom and laundry has all the amenities of a much larger space in a 5'-3" x 8'-6" footprint. We removed the 1980's bath and laundry, rebuilt the sagging structure, and reworked ventilation, electric and plumbing. The shower couldn't be smaller than 30" wide, and the 24" Miele washer and dryer required 28". The wall dividing shower and machines is solid plywood with tile and wall paneling.
Schluter system electric radiant heat and black octogon tile completed the floor. We worked closely with the homeowner, refining selections and coming up with several contingencies due to lead times and space constraints.
HDR Remodeling Inc.
Adding a full light glass door to the back deck unified the indoor and outdoor spaces while adding some much needed natural light.
Photo Credit: Michael Hospelt
Brooks Brothers Cabinetry
BBC Custom Line in Rustic Alder on a Raised Panel Door. Shadow finish which is both distressed and has a rub through.
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Photograph taken by Paul Kohlman of Paul Kohlman Photography
K T Highland, Inc.
This former small laundry at the entrance to the garage did not have space for ironing or folding of wash. It also had no space for to store the family clutter of shoes, hats, jackets and miscellaneous items. The laundry was moved to the basement and space was made for clutter storage and a bench to remove or put on shoes and/or boots. With changes in seasons, the wall hooks can be used for swim suits and towels and/or hats and jackets.
Dan J. Heid - Planning & Design
Clamshell Lake Farmhouse - Crosslake, MN - Dan J. Heid Planning & Design LLC - Designer of Unique Homes & Creative Structures
Laundry Room Design Ideas with Distressed Cabinets
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