Laundry Rooms

Start by examining the location and size of your laundry room to decide if it meets your needs. If you are planning a laundry room remodel as part of a kitchen remodel or new bathroom design, do you plan to change the layout of your home? If so, you may decide to move your laundry room to a new location to accommodate an extension to your kitchen or bathroom design. If your laundry room is used for other purposes like a utility space, mudroom, dog washing station, or extra storage for non-perishable food, you need to consider these purposes when planning your laundry room’s layout and storage.  

Just like any other space in your home, a laundry room benefits from storage and workspace. Depending on your available space and how you plan to use your laundry room, you can install cabinetry and shelves to keep all your laundry essentials and cleaning supplies organized. If you have the space, add built-in laundry hampers, a utility sink, and a rod for hanging delicates to dry. Include space for your ironing board, or even a built-in ironing board that pulls down when you need it. In a spacious laundry room, you could even add an island, which is ideal for sorting and folding laundry.  

With a custom laundry room design, keeping on top of your household laundry will be a breeze!