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A well-appointed laundry room turns a tedious chore into a marginally satisfying, even enjoyable, task. Here are 10 of our favorites—genius space-saving ideas included.
Above: A ceiling-mounted drying rack and Shaker peg rail conserve space in an appliance showroom in Australia.
Above: A glam pendant light and stainless steel countertops add appeal to a petite laundry nook.
Above: The über-organized laundry room: A Sheila Maid drying rack, suspended from the ceiling, frees up floor space and a canvas basket corrals supplies.
Above, L to R: A utility sink at the ready; slatted storage shelves create airflow around linens and spare toilet tissue to prevent mildew.
Above: In a colorful Brooklyn brownstone, three rolling carts—for darks, lights, and colors—tuck conveniently under the counter.
Above: In the Michigan home of a designer and blogger, a zinc washbasin is a small-space solution for washing delicates.
Above: The hidden laundry: In Christine’s London flat, white floor-to-ceiling cabinets conceal the washer and dryer.
Above: When the doors are opened, the space becomes a full-scale laundry room.
Above: In a small but smart utility closet, white dowels serve as both pegs and brackets for shelves.
Above: How to turn a tiny washer-dryer nook into a functional laundry space? Add a generous curtain rod, rolling cart, and storage baskets.
Above: In a bright Bath laundry, wall-mounted organizers keep clothes brushes and cleaning essentials at the ready.
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