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1. Roll-out shelf. In this compact laundry room, a stackable washer and dryer left plenty of room for storage next to it. The extendable shelf can be pulled out as an ironing board base when needed. Designer Amy Storm says she designed the shelf so that her client could stash a small portable ironing board there and use the shelf as a base for the board. For quick touchups, she could also throw a towel on the shelf and iron an item on it.MoreKey Measurements for a Dream Laundry RoomGet More From a Multipurpose Laundry Room
4. Custom drying rack. Designer Carly Visser created this laundry room for parents with two young kids. The space features custom drying racks specifically for baby clothes and small items, which can be laid across the bars to air-dry. If anything has to be hand-washed, the farmhouse sink next to the washer and dryer can be used.
10. Air-dry. Even with ventilation, laundry rooms can get pretty stuffy. This San Francisco space gets around that with a Dutch door to let in breezes and views. While this room does include a dryer, taking some pieces out early to air-dry saves energy and provides a natural freshness that dryer sheets can’t quite copy.
Color and floor
Bird tree for spring
Like the use of built ins
Use blue sofa if not anywhere else
Kid friendly!
All white. Maybe grey?
Grey glossy cabinets
Fireplace!!
Gathering space
Love for gathering space in Parkwood
Landscaping!!
bedroom . 2?
Low banquet seating.
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