Showing posts with label Laundry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laundry. Show all posts

Sunday, February 10, 2013

Laundry Room/Mom Desk

This Landry room project was a long time coming!  The client and I discussed different things we could do with the space and then we set the project aside for awhile.  All of a sudden I got a call as she decided to start working on it and that she was in over her head.  I came right over and we got to work!


Another shelf was added to house all the laundry products.  This client doesn't hang her clothes up in here so she really didn't need the hanging bar.

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Now this Mom has her "school memories boxes"(that I made her) right where she needs them.  They hold all the school related papers that she wants to keep. 



Now all the craft stuff (brought from a huge kitchen cabinet) can all be together.  The kids can come get what they need at any time and know where to put it back!  And most importantly, Mom has a tucked away desk space!




Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Laundry room turned art gallery!


This was such a fun project to do!  I loved seeing this space and knowing just what we could do with it.  It is so easy to have "big dreams" to re-do your whole space, but it is just as easy to make a few changes to totally transform the space.  All we did was:

 Take out the "drink" refrigerator and put it a few more steps to the garage,
 Added -another hanging bar
             - a folding area
             - a cute valance
             - a rug








 
I love these stackable laundry baskets from container store!  I added one for each kid and put a label on them.  I found this cute Laundry sign at Joann's Fabric.  I always add a small trash can and a "catch all" jar for anything found in pockets.  I also added 2 cute baskets for sunscreen and her extra candles.
The client really wanted a cute spot to show off her kid's artwork and hang the pool bag, the lake bag, etc. So her hubby built it for her!! It didn't take long and was super cheap!
 
I am so proud of this project it was a great "team effort"!!