Laundry rooms are the most practical spaces in our homes, and the right wallpaper can entirely turn these rooms by pattern and color, giving standard designs an elevated, personalized feel.

Laundry may not be your preferred chore, but you can make this activity exciting by designing a fun and stylish space where you can spend your time.

We’ve compiled a list of 26 stunning laundry room wallpaper designs that will inspire your creative thoughts, ranging from classic and understated to whimsical and bold.

Take a look!

1. Bring a Calming Feel

@oodlesofwallpaper

A laundry room is all about making things clean and fresh, and its appearance should echo that.

Opt for a light and bright color palette using soft colors and wallpaper with a subtle print. This laundry room’s gray and white color palette adds visual interest without being overwhelming.

2. Contrast Your White Interior

@meganmolten

Even though you can use paint to create color contrast, wallpaper provides a distinctive way to contrast white laundry room decor through shape, pattern, and color.

The soft pink fruity-inspired patterned wallpaper contrasts nicely with the solid white elements, instantly attracting attention. The woven baskets give the space some texture while adding some natural color.

3. Incorporate Stylish Details

@atlantahomesmag

While you want your wallpaper to be the focal point, adding tiny, thoughtful details will elevate the paper and the whole laundry room.

Adding an artistic element, like the nature-inspired window treatment in this design, and matching it with the cabinets’ color will create a uniform design.

4. Keep It Neutral

@sarafitzstudio

A neutral palette is an excellent option for turning your laundry room into a calming space.

Go for a wallpaper with a subtle pattern and soft tones, then pick a coordinating pattern for the trim and cabinets for a visually restful tone-on-tone look. Incorporating wooden elements is an excellent way of adding color and an organic feel.

5. Be Bold with a Mural Design

@clivechristian_interiors

If laundry isn’t your favorite activity, you can use a playful wallpaper design to add a little whimsy.

A laundry room’s informal nature provides an opportunity for a large-scale fun wallpaper, like the one in this design, that brings a wow factor. The small pet bathtub’s blue tile backsplash matches the wallpaper and completes the look.

6. Keep it Flowing

@miltonandking

Add a modern touch to your laundry room with continuous wallpaper for all your walls.

The repeated pattern adds a decorative feature while helping break up the solid cabinetry. The vining plant atop the cabinet and wooden platform on the washing machines continue this contemporary theme.

7. Go the Traditional Way

@hudsonvalleylighting

A traditional block print wallpaper evokes timeless elegance and classic charm. Its repetitive design and small-scale pattern give it a traditional look and feel. 

Pull one of the colors from your wallpaper and use it on your window treatments for a cohesive look. The shaker-style cabinetry plays up the design even further.

8. Connect Your Multi-Purpose Space

@angelanewtonroyphotography

Some laundry rooms are multi-functional spaces, doubling as mudrooms or craft rooms.

Going for a neutral wallpaper whose color palette and aesthetic encapsulates the space’s activities will remove any predisposition that the room was an imposition or afterthought.

9. Overload Your Walls

@theboyerhome

You don’t need to keep away from wallpaper with a busy pattern. Choose solid finishes and clean lines for the rest of your laundry room’s design elements to make the wallpaper the focal point.

Here, the soft blue nature-inspired wallpaper provides a backdrop for solid white cabinets, accents, and wooden shelves.

10. Stick with the Classics

@holymackerelhouse

Colorful and serene, this double-duty laundry room is clean and crisp with a fun, repeating floral wallpaper dressing its walls. 

If you have the budget and space, the two sets of dryers and washers can save you a lot of time in your daily laundry chores. Built-in shelves above the machines and open cabinets beside them provide ample storage.

11. Create the Illusion of Space

@rachelsloaneinteriorS

A cool hack for adding depth to your walls and making your space look larger is bringing the wallpaper all the way up to the ceiling.

Most laundry rooms are usually cramped and poorly lit, and colorful wallpaper is an excellent design element to brighten them up and make them feel larger.

12. Use Wallpaper as the Backsplash

@houseliftdesign

To enhance the allure of this sage green laundry room, a classic floral wallpaper serves as the backsplash, adding soft hues to the design.

The wallpaper blends in perfectly with the floral planter and contrasts with the sage green, giving the laundry room a timeless appeal.

13. Add an Accent Wall

@miltonandking

An accent wall is an excellent way of creating a focal point in your laundry room and saving up some costs on paint.

The wallpaper in this room matches the walls’ paint, creating an intentional and integrated look. The dog portrait elevates the dog-inspired wallpaper even further.

14. Focus on the Trim

@houseofhackney

Create contrast in your laundry room using a mid to dark-toned paint color on the trim. 

Choose one of the colors from the wallpaper for a cohesive look, using one of the bright shades for a sense of drama and depth. Create an extra immersive feel in your space by using this color on the cabinets as well.

15. Spruce Up Your Laundry Room

@13hublaneroswell

Just because space isn’t at a premium, it doesn’t mean you can’t add style to your laundry room.

Elevate your small space with a colorful wallpaper that covers all nooks and crannies. This laundry room’s white and gray decor contrasts with the green wallpaper for a seamless, minimalist look.

16. Highlight Your Storage

@schoolhouse

Using wallpaper can transform your laundry room’s functional storage shelves into a beautiful decorative feature.

Here, the red and white floral wallpaper creates a pretty backdrop for the all-white shelves and cleaning appliances.

17. Mix it Up

@djfbuilders

Combining your wallpaper with other contemporary elements, like the geometric tiles in this design, guarantees your home will always stay in style.

The gray cabinets complement the tile flooring and bring the whole design together.

18. Go for Moody and Dark Hues

@karrbick_design

Moody and dark interiors are excellent for small spaces such as laundry rooms.

This moody floral wallpaper sets the tone with its vintage-inspired look, while a similar deep color on the cabinets and trim amp up the design. Wooden countertops bring a contrasting color and natural feel to the setup.

19. Pull it All Together

@designerappliances

Similar to using a rug in your living spaces, you can use wallpaper to unify disparate elements in your laundry room’s design.

Lively blooms paper the walls of this laundry room, with a similar print being used on under-countertop storage drapery to unify the look. The bright green cabinets stand out in the space without taking too much focus away from the wallpaper.

20. White and Blue Always

@southernlivingmag

You can never go wrong with a white and blue color palette in your laundry room since it’s synonymous with an airy, clean, and fresh aesthetic. 

Pair crisp white cabinets, countertops, appliances, and trim with blue and white wallpaper for a timeless and elegant laundry room like the one in the above example.

21. Contrast with Wood

@abrabyn

Make a dramatic statement and contrast a vibrant wallpaper with dark wood decor.

Since wood tones are a timeless neutral, this design idea will completely transform your space, and you can adopt the look in a modern or traditional interior.

22. Bring a Soft Feel

@twinconstruction

Soften your laundry room with a color scheme consisting of muted and soft neutrals.

While white and blue is a popular color palette for most laundry rooms, pairing these warm tones will infuse your room with playful energy, creating a cheerful yet stylish look. This also provides just enough contrast for white elements to stand out.

23. Opt for a Minimalistic Look

@chrislovesjulia

Enhance your minimalist laundry space with a wallpaper accent wall.

Choose streamlined hardware, cabinets, and accessories, and complement them with a subtle wallpaper that stylishly and calmly brings a pop of color and pattern.

24. Make Use of Wainscoting

@thepatterncollective

If you want to decorate your laundry room with wallpaper while staying on a budget, use decorative wall paneling and start from there.

Install paneling on the lower half or third of the walls and use wallpaper on the top portion, ensuring you match one color on both design elements. This will save you some money while adding a layer of visual interest.

25. Try a Bold Design

@designerappliances

If you’ve been looking for an opportunity to experiment with a bold wallpaper pattern, a small space like a bathroom or laundry room is perfect to try it out.

You can close off the room so as not to deviate from the rest of your home’s aesthetic. Using a dramatic wallpaper, like the animal print in this design, in a utilitarian space such as a laundry room brings an extraordinary touch that makes an intriguing statement.

26. Go Big with a Floral Wallpaper

@lovevsdesign

If you think floral wallpaper is only used on outdated interiors, think again.

Numerous floral wallpaper designs are available on the market, from traditional block print wallpapers to bold, massive florals, like the one in this design, and you can use them to bring a contemporary sensibility.

Laundry room flooring should be functional, easy to clean, beautiful, and comfortable. Bonus points if it can stand up to cleaner spills and is stain-resistant.

Is it durable, affordable, and can stand up to foot traffic and moving appliances while still looking attractive and cohesive with your home? If so, even better!

All the qualities mentioned above are integral for laundry room flooring, but the most critical is water resistance.

Moisture is the biggest concern in laundry rooms, and preventing water damage is critical. Water can come from basic laundry room activities or emergencies such as a clogged drainpipe or an overflowing washing machine.

In this article, we’ll assess the pros and cons of 6 popular laundry room flooring and rule out five types you should avoid.

Types of Laundry Room Flooring

Sheet Vinyl Flooring

Sheet vinyl flooring is probably the best moisture-proof option for laundry rooms if we discuss a single, seamless piece of waterproof material. Sheet vinyl comes in 12-foot wide rolls, and you can install a piece of it and avoid seaming altogether as long as your laundry room’s width is 12 feet or less. As for the cost, sheet vinyl will cost you between $1.50 – $20 per square foot.

Sheet vinyl becomes a highly reliable waterproof laundry room flooring when combined with a thermoplastic rubber wall base molding, a type of baseboard. If the wall base molding and the vinyl floor retain their seal, this floor, in addition to some more vertical 3 – 4 inches, can contain even minor flooding.

Sheet vinyl also sustains well in traffic, and you can lay another sheet right over it if the floor ever needs replacing. You only need to have the lower floor in good condition to add another layer of sheet vinyl.

Laminate Flooring

For decades, laminate flooring has been considered one of the most economical DIY installations. This type of flooring will cost you between $1.70 and $17 per square foot.

Even though you can choose laminate flooring for your laundry room, it poses a risk of damage due to repeated minor water pooling or flooding. The flooring will likely swell or delaminate once the base fiberboard core is exposed to even the tiniest water.

You ought to tightly seam laminate flooring in the laundry room, and as a precaution, use a pan under the washing machine.

Tile Flooring

If installed well, porcelain and ceramic tile are waterproof, easy to clean, and durable, making them classic laundry room flooring materials. Tile is innately cold and can be hard to stand on for long periods. However, you can eliminate this by adding gel or fabric mats or radiant heating. Tile flooring will run you between $3 and $330 a square foot.

Bleach or petroleum-based products won’t affect tile flooring since it’s solvent-proof. 

Adorning your laundry room with tile will give you a solid, firm base for your dryer and washer. There’s no flexibility with grout or tile.

Luxury Vinyl Flooring (LVF)

From a distance, a luxury vinyl plank looks more like real wood. This flooring measures up to 48 inches long per plank, with a rigid, solid core LVF being 7mm thick. This type of LVF more closely approximates laminate flooring compared to earlier iterations of LVF. LVF will cost you about $1.50 and $20 a square foot, which is on the higher end of the vinyl flooring range.

Even though luxury vinyl is a DIY dream, you must ensure you tightly seam the boards on all four sides in order for the flooring to stay waterproof. 

Concrete Flooring

Concrete flooring is a default choice in most laundry rooms since that’s what’s already there. There’s no need to install a concrete floor covering for it to be a reliable, hardy flooring choice for a laundry room. Concrete will cost you about $2 and $8 per square foot.

You can improve your concrete flooring by staining, painting, or acid-etching. You can also add an outdoor area rug to soften the look and make it warmer under bare feet.

Engineered Wood Flooring

Engineered wood flooring is costly but provides a home with real wood without the challenges of solid hardwood flooring. The high-quality plywood base used in engineered hardwood is dimensionally stable and less prone to moisture damage. Engineered hardwood flooring costs between $4 and $8 per square foot.

The hardwood in engineered wood flooring is just a thin layer attached to a plywood base, so its looks are only skin-deep. Damaging that top player doesn’t take much. Ensure you use a pan under the washing machine when dealing with other delicate laundry room floors.

Disregard These Types of Laundry Room Flooring

Marble

Marble is well-known for standing up to moisture and water. However, it can also become slippery, posing a significant risk of flooding. Furthermore, marble stains with water exposure, so it isn’t an ideal choice for a laundry room if you don’t like the patina resulting from the etching and staining. By sealing it annually, you can ward off some staining, but it isn’t foolproof. Marble flooring will cost you about $20 per square foot.

Carpet

A carpet tends to become severely damaged by water, soaking up moisture and mildew, making it a bad choice for flooring in a laundry room. Marine-grade carpet isn’t an exception. However, if you choose to floor your laundry room with a carpet, it will cost you $4.50 per square foot.

Bamboo

Bamboo is slightly more moisture-resistant than hardwood but can still expand and warp when exposed to water. Therefore, investing in bamboo flooring with a laundry room’s flood risk isn’t worth investing in. Also, installing such a floor will cost you $7 – $20 per square foot.

Mosaic Tile

Mosaic tile can’t handle the heavy machinery in the laundry room; hence, it’s a poor choice for such a space. The grout lines can become stained, or they could crack and not look good over time. Installing mosaic tiles will cost you approximately $15 per square foot.

Solid Wood Flooring

You can make solid wood flooring work if you run it throughout the house, including your laundry room. Still, despite its resale value and attractiveness, it isn’t the ideal option. Installing solid wood flooring costs between $4 and $29 per square foot and can be refinished and sanded instead of replaced.

Nevertheless, any solid piece of wood can shrink and swell dramatically when exposed to enough water since hardwood flooring isn’t dimensionally stable, and the same goes for solid hardwood flooring. Failing to address a flooded hardwood flooring quickly enough can lead to your floor cupping and drying intensively, so sanding won’t help much.

Furthermore, chemicals used in cleaning laundry can also damage it. At the very least, it would be best to consider site-finished hardwood flooring rather than pre-finished flooring since its seams have been filled using a sealant.

Our Verdict

When choosing laundry room flooring and the overall design of the laundry room, it’s all about priorities and preferences. So, it would help if you choose whether you want to lean more toward appearance or practicality.

Appearance: Tile is an attractive and versatile option with various decor styles.

Practicality: Choose sheet vinyl, porcelain or ceramic tile, or concrete for a durable but less customarily attractive laundry room.

Durability: There aren’t many better options than sheet vinyl or concrete, which are more durable. However, many homeowners prefer luxury vinyl flooring because it looks like hardwood and has the durability of vinyl.

Moisture resistance: Sheet vinyl is the most water-resistant material, hence the best flooring for wet areas.

Ease of cleaning: Laminate, concrete, and tile are the easiest to clean.

Cost: The most affordable type of laundry room flooring is vinyl, but concrete, tile, and laminate are also affordable, depending on the finish and style.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the easiest laundry room flooring to install?

Vinyl tiles are easy to install and will offer a waterproof flooring surface.

What is the best subfloor for a laundry room?

The best choice for creating an even surface and waterproofing is installing vinyl as the subfloor in your laundry room.

What flooring is best under a dryer and washer?

Laminate or waterproof vinyl flooring is the best under a dryer or washer. 

The laundry room is one of the spaces where we are almost guaranteed to spend time each week, yet we tend to ignore designing it and making the room more welcoming. 

This is mainly because many people treat this room as a chore area instead of a dashing, stylish space.

Whether you are remodeling or building a new laundry room from scratch, there are various ways to add style and character to your laundry, such as tiles, art, accessories, and functional features.

Here are a few ideas for a laundry room makeover.

Take a look!

1. Add Some Shelving 

@briannamichelledesign

Like all other rooms in your home organization, shelving is essential in the laundry area. It ensures designated spots to keep different items and clothing you use or clean. 

In this design, the shelves have strategically been fitted over the laundry machines to provide enough storage for clothes and detergents. 

2. Modern Farmhouse Design 

@136home

The farmhouse style is continually adopted in many modern spaces, and your laundry room should not be left out. 

Here, the laundry room follows a simple farmhouse style made more unique by using dark shades. The colorful wallpaper adds some visual interest to the room, while the hat hanger and wooden bench bring in some rustic charm. 

3. Add a Modern Sink Design 

@fritzporterchs

The most essential items in laundry rooms are probably the washing machine and the dryer, but the sink ranks up there, too, especially if you have clothes with the “no machine wash” tag on.

A modern sink can improve the outlook of your laundry area and make cleaning even more accessible. 

This laundry room has added a modern sink and expansive washing area to ease the cleaning process.

4. Add Some cabinets 

@Becky Rose Design

Cabinets are one of the most effective storage solutions. They provide ample storage and protect your clothes and other items from dust. 

Here, the laundry room has been fitted with top and bottom cabinets as well as storage for laundry baskets. The choice of color makes the room more visually appealing.

5. Boho Laundry Room Design 

@home_style_by_meila

Bohemian styles often bring free-spirited aesthetics, eclectic styles, and a high degree of artistic expression.

Natural and organic elements are another important crucial element in Bohemian decor. 

Here, the laundry room follows this style with various organic baskets, storage trays, and some additional organic decor. 

6. Simple Design 

@inspiredclosetschicago

Sometimes, the most elegant designs are the simple ones. This has proven to be true for this laundry room design that focuses on the basics. 

The room has enough storage space and ample countertop area with enough room to work on.

The minimal decor compliments the room and makes the space less plain.

7. Single Wall Layout 

@transFORM Home

Organizing your laundry room along a single wall is one of the best ways to save space. It also makes the whole laundry process easy since you can access the necessary items quickly. 

In this design, the laundry room maximizes space by combining shelves and cabinets to create the ultimate storage solution. 

8. Let Some Light In 

@livdesign_

When designing, light can make all the difference in a space, which also applies to laundry rooms. Letting light in makes the space feel less cramped and makes it easy to see dirt when cleaning clothes. 

Here, the laundry has plenty of light coming from multiple windows. Shelving units have been added for storage. 

9. Add Some Symmetry 

@farmhouse__lovers

One of the critical components of interior design is symmetry. Having a space with good symmetry is not only aesthetically pleasing, but it also makes the room feel balanced. 

This laundry room has perfect symmetry, with laundry machines on either side of the room, and the sink makes the centerpiece.

The symmetrical themes extend to the decor on either side of the room. 

10. Compartmentalize

@inspiredclosetschicago

Reducing clutter is one of the most important things when organizing any room.

Since the laundry room experiences a lot of activity and may have tons of different items, creating compartments may help you reduce the clutter and make the space feel neat and organized.

This laundry room contains different compartments that make storage a breeze and reduce the traffic on the countertop.

11. Stack the Machines Up 

@makefurniture

Maximizing storage is crucial for a practical design, especially if you’re working with small spaces.

While most laundry room designs opt for placing laundry machines next to each other, stacking them up together may be the best way to utilize a small laundry room. 

Here, the design stacks the machines together, providing storage space and a sink on the other side.

12. Try a Modern Laundry Room Design

@gaia_miacola_architetto

Modern contemporary designs often emphasize minimalism and simplicity.

For a laundry room, this means a functional room with all the necessities, like in this design, where the laundry room has a machine area, storage, and a wall-mounted sink on the other side. 

You can install cabinets over the machine area and the storage shelves to make the design more minimal and inconspicuous.

13. Try a Well Draining Floor

@ovieekaoru

Since the laundry room is one of the spaces likely to get frequently wet, factoring in drainage may be necessary.

Having a floor that can quickly absorb the water can reduce the need to clean the room after each laundry session. 

Here, the laundry room combines wood and pebbles to create the perfect floor for this small laundry room. Even though the space is limited, the room maximizes storage using overhead storage.

14. Patterned Tiles

@utkane_marzenia

When it seems you have limited options to spruce up your laundry room, one of the ways to get creative is by utilizing the floor. Unique tile patterns can elevate the space and add some charm to the room. 

In this design, the laundry room uses unique patterns for the tiles, which add visual interest to the space.

The space also utilizes vertical storage, which maximizes the available storage space. 

15. Utilize the Space Creatively 

@Crystal Kitchen Bath

Every inch in your laundry room counts when space comes at a premium. Utilizing the space creatively ensures you don’t miss anything crucial. 

In this design, the limited space calls for creativity, where the laundry machines are stacked on each other, with the other side serving as the sink wash area and storage for laundry supplies.

16. Drawer Storage 

@Margaret Donaldson Interiors

So far, the most common storage solutions for a laundry room we have noted are cabinets and shelves. However, drawers also make a good storage solution, especially for your delicates and other smaller laundry items such as socks. 

Here, drawers are one of the primary storage solutions for this laundry room.

The design of the drawers improves the aeration of any clothes that will be stored in them, while the patterned tiles improve the room’s aesthetic appeal. 

17. Use Stone Based Tiles 

@transFORM Home

Spillage is expected when working in the laundry room, but with it comes frequent cleaning and mopping.

However, with stone tiles which drain water fairly easily, you won’t have to stress about any spillage. 

This laundry room uses stone-based tiles for the floor, which ensures the floor is dry at all times. It also reduces the risk of potential accidents such as falls. 

18. Try Some Backsplash 

@John McClain Design

Backsplashes are commonly used in kitchens and bathrooms since they make cleaning the room more manageable and reduce the risk of damaging your walls by high humidity in such spaces. 

Since the laundry room is likely to experience the same conditions, a backsplash can ensure it’s always in good shape.

In this design, the laundry room has an extensive backsplash that makes the room visually appealing and easy to clean.

Is your laundry room in need of a little love?

You’re not alone — when it comes to decor, this utilitarian space is often overlooked in favor of higher-traffic parts of the house.

With these gorgeous, easy laundry room makeover ideas, you can refresh the space and make laundry day more fun.

1. Barn Style Glass Inset Doors

Why hide your laundry room away?

This fun makeover adds a sweet, boutique-inspired feel by replacing a traditional swinging door with a barn-style sliding door.

Instead of traditional wood panels, it integrates a clear glass panel that offers a peek at the space.

An elegant “Laundry” stencil completes the elegant look.

via Hello Allison Blog

2. Paint And Wallpaper Easy Makeover

If your laundry room feels dark and dreary, a few quick adjustments can make a big difference.

Cover dark cabinets with a fresh coat of white paint — this quick, affordable trick instantly makes the space feel lighter and brighter.

You can even remove the cabinet doors to create open shelving and reduce bulk. For a trendy touch, cover one wall with a fun, patterned wallpaper; the print enlivens any room.

via Sincerely Sara D

3. Bright Makeover With Improved Storage

Turn a closet-size laundry room into a beautiful focal point of your home with a coat of bright paint.

For maximum impact, choose a color that’s light but lively, such as teal or coral.

A few bright white cabinets add much-needed storage; they also reduce clutter, which makes the room feel bigger and more relaxing.

Use a stencil or wall decal to create a vintage laundry sign.

via Walls Under Construction

4. Create Folding Space With A Wood Counter

When you have a limited amount of space in your laundry room, it’s a hassle to find a spot for folding and sorting.

That’s where a waterfall counter comes in handy — it wraps over the top of your washer and dryer and down one side, creating plenty of usable space.

Use wood with a visible grain and a natural finish for a fresh, open look.

via Vintage Revivals

5. Stylish Hanging Cabinets

Does your laundry room feel cluttered and dirty?

A set of wall-mounted storage cubbies is a quick and easy solution. Slip storage baskets into the cubbies to hold clothespins and loose socks, and leave a few shelves open for detergents and other frequently used supplies.

We love the clever hanging bar, which makes it easy to hang clothes immediately and prevent wrinkles.

via Kirsten Danielle Design

6. Bright Rustic Farmhouse Redo

You don’t need much money to transform a drab laundry room.

To start, invest in a few cans of white paint — use them to cover the cabinets and walls for an instant refresh.

Rustic wood and metal accents add a farmhouse-inspired vibe, and crisp cotton sorting bins help you contain the clutter.

via The Inspired Hive

7. Reflect Light With Bright Turquoise

This fairytale laundry-room makeover is so beautiful, you might find yourself lingering over folding and sorting tasks!

It looks elegant, but it’s remarkably easy to do. Switch out the light fixture, paint the walls, and you have a space fit for royalty..

via Cameras and Chaos

8. Bold Black And White With Folding Counter

If you have a front-loading washer and dryer, this creative laundry-room solution is a great fit.

All you need to do is install a sturdy countertop above the appliances — it creates an instant workspace, so you get fold clothes fresh out of the dryer.

We love the fun wallpaper backsplash, which highlights the color of the washer and dryer and adds a trendy touch.

via Emerson Grey Designs

9. Added Storage For Organization

Bid farewell to clutter with a set of convenient storage pieces.

A wall-mounted cabinet keeps detergents and other cleaning products out of reach of children, and a clever laundry-basket organizer makes it easy to sort clothes by color.

Finish off your design with a few pieces of colorful wall art.

via My Love 2 Create

10. Complete Remodel With Built Ins

When you have a large laundry room, a renovation is an exciting project.

This stunning makeover makes the most of the space by adding a cozy bench and a full workspace with built-in storage.

To tie everything together, use a collection of vintage pieces: an antique sign, ornate wall sconces, clear glass jars, and wire metal baskets.

via Magnolia

11. Add Shelving Solutions For Organization

For people who do many loads of laundry per week, this organized space is a dream.

It all starts with a coat of white paint and a set of wall-mounted shelves.

Then, add a hanging bar — that way, you can hang items as soon as they’re dry to ward off wrinkles.

We love the clever curtain that keeps the water heater out of sight.

via Duo Ventures

12. Light And Bright Paint And Fixtures

This sweet laundry room redesign is a testament to the power of a fresh paint job and a new light fixture.

The bright light makes the room feel more welcoming, and the fun star stencils add a fashionable twist.

Note how the rug on the floor coordinates with the cabinet color, creating a designer-style effect.

via Life On Virginia Street

13. Small Makeover With A Big Impact

Do you have a large amount of wasted wall space between your washer and your storage cabinets?

A small shelf can have a big impact; here, it fills the space and serves as a spot for potted plants and a beautiful candle.

To anchor the laundry sign, the homeowner mounted it on a white metal scrollwork panel.

via Country Girl Home

14. Added Storage Laundry Room Upgrade

Have you ever lamented the dim light in your laundry room?

Replace the fixture with a beautiful chandelier and ultra-bright bulbs for an instant change.

Then, add accessories — a boil rug, wall art, and a row of vintage coat hooks.

If you have a utility sink, cover the base with a piece of beautiful fabric for an affordable upgrade.

via Right Up My Alley

15. Modern Farmhouse Complete Remodel

To look at this laundry room before-and-after, you’d never believe the photos were taken in the same space.

This project is all about the details, from the exposed joists to the white subway tile backsplash and sliding barn door.

The all-white palette makes the dark metal and fresh wood accents pop.

via Jenna Sue Design

16. Budget Friendly Storage Makeover

If your laundry room consists of a washer and dryer in an otherwise empty space, you can make a big difference with a thrift-store cabinet and a can of paint.

After painting and mounting your cabinet, add a few colorful storage cubes to jazz up the room. Notice the shelf in the before picture?

The homeowner moved it down the wall so it sits above the dryer and acts as a worktop.

via Life Storage

17. Side by Side Adds Storage Space

A stacked washer and dryer are a great way to maximize a tiny space, but they can leave an unsightly and difficult-to-use open area in a larger laundry room.

This makeover shows you how a side-by-side configuration can be more efficient.

Once you regain the vertical space in the room, add a set of wall-mounted cabinets and a thick, butcher-block style countertop for a convenient and stylish laundry room.

via Gather and Flourish

18. Stunningly Simple Shelf Addition

Add organization and style to your closet laundry room with a simple shelf.

Here, a sturdy shelf with a wide front lip adds a touch of natural wood texture to the space.

The elevated surface holds a row of neat storage bins, so you can keep detergents and other supplies out of sight.

A sweet lamp, wall sign, and woven basket echo the wood tones for a unified aesthetic.

via Cherished Bliss

19. Bold Gray Farmhouse Makeover

Help your laundry room match the rest of your modern-farmhouse decor with a few simple supplies.

To start, hang cabinets on the wall — you can find used models for cheap at construction thrift stores or garage sales.

A natural wood shelf looks lovely and acts as a handy spot for decorative art and laundry supplies.

To complete the look, cover the floor with a durable and affordable peel-and-stick tile.

via Cherished Bliss

20. Pretty Pink And Bright Laundry Space

In a windowless laundry room, white is the best way to create a bright, airy feeling.

That doesn’t mean you have to give up on color — instead, paint the door a cheerful shade of pink and add a bright green wreath.

The crowning glory of this space is the gorgeous floor, which you can create with a small amount of tile.

via Classy Clutter

21. Add Drama With Bold Print Wallpaper

Not in the mood to paint?

Give your laundry room an instant update with wallpaper.

The trick is to choose a bold, colorful print. Replace a utilitarian metal shelf with a beautiful white cabinet and matching wood shelves; they’ll allow the wallpaper to peek through without overwhelming the room.

via View Along The Way

The second place from our homes which can be defined as a workplace is the laundry room. Given that most of us do up to ten loads of laundry each week, we can easily calculate how much time we spent in there.

Making your laundry room both functional and appealing is a challenge but not if you incorporate farmhouse motifs in its interior.

A few farmhouse touches will quickly make even the tiniest room attractive and welcoming. And that will surely make all of the activities related to the laundry room far more pleasant.

There are many ways for decorating the laundry room but we have gathered the best ones that will make the most of the space in a charming farmhouse way.

1. Hanging Stray Sock Sign

This cute wall art displays the lonely socks of a pair from the laundry. It will surely facilitate finding the missing one and will add a fun vibe to the room.

Made of a wooden board in dark stain, a contrasting inscription and a rope, it is one of the most attractive and functional famrhouse-inspired signs.

2. Add A Mudroom To The Laundry Space

Add a bench to the laundry room right along a wall will be a practical solution for organizing the most often worn shoes. The top of it is equipped with soft leather cushions that will make you sit longer than needed.

The whole atmosphere of this laundry room is very inviting being bright and neat. The farmhouse accents are seen here and there contribute to making this space look part of the home.

via Run To Radiance

3. Farmhouse Chic Vintage Wash Basin

Such an antique vintage washing tub can become one of the most attractive and functional pieces of the laundry room. The two wet compartments can be actually used for pre-washing, dying or storage.

The bottom basket will give another storage place for detergents.

4. Industrial Cottage Tiled Laundry

The elegance of this laundry room is achieved by combining retro textures and colors.

White-colored tiles cover the entire wall of the laundry room, giving it a clean look.

To give the space some depth, open shelves made of dark-stained solid wood make a company of closed cupboards where bulkier or not that pleasant for the eye stuff can be stored.

via Becki Owens

5. Classic Black And White Farm Style Laundry

The counter in the laundry room doesn’t have to be big to be functional. A small dedicated area consisting of a cabinet and a countertop will be just enough to prepare the clothes for and after laundry.

The black and white color combination seen on the personalized farmhouse sign and the cabinet design matches the graphic flooring.

6. Rustic Wood Shelving Built Ins

Use the vertical plain of the laundry room smartly by turning it into a large and organized storage place.

Thanks to the free plans and instructions below you can make yourself a storage unit consisting of open shelves, cabinets, and a sink. Made of dark stained lumber, the unit anchors the farmhouse charm and comfort.

via Ana White

7. Pallet Wood Light Fixture

Are you looking for a chandelier that will match the farmhouse interior of the laundry room?

This vintage chandelier has been crafted from slats and wire light fixtures. Being placed in the center of the ceiling, it gives it a rustic accent to match the general interior concept.

via Noting Grace

8. Country Style Hanging Rack

Make one of the walls of the laundry room the accent of the space by creating a farmhouse vintage nook.

It consists of a wall art combining a sign made of a reclaimed beam, two weathered small wooden boxes turned into shelves and wheels used as a framing motif.

The rustic sign has been given a functional feature by being equipped with a hanger made of pipes.

via Funky Junk Interiors

9. Funny Laundry Schedule Decorative Sign

Go back to the traditions by adding a sign to the laundry room.

Today the designs are unlimited but almost all of them are made of wood or chalkboard and state a fun or cute message.

10. Natural Wood And Subway Tile Laundry Space

Subway tiles used for the wall of the laundry room look amazing with farmhouse decor.

Being white gives you all the freedom you need when deadding the final touches of the space. Wooden open shelves, wire or wicker baskets, signs- they will all pop out against the clean bright backsplash.

11. Spacious Shelving And Cabinet Storage

The most appealing farmhouse color combo is white and dark wood stain.

Most of the time the white color is the predominant one to give the space an airy and spacious look while the contrasting color is used for accents to create the illusion of depth.

12. Clean And Bright White Space

Design the interior of the laundry room as a visual representation of its function- to make the dirty laundry clean, neat and bright.

Choosing the white color for the walls, the cabinets and the shelving will instantly create the feeling of a clean place.

Because of this neutral interior you are given a wide variety of small accents- they can be in earthy colors, of metallic texture, glass, galvanized etc.

via The Curated Farmhouse

13. Simple Laundry Activities Sign Collection

Hanging a wall art consisting of a few framed signs like those will give the laundry room a farmhouse focal point.

Being very native and simple, they mark the activities related to the laundry room in a cute way.

14. Antique Farmhouse Laundry Elements

This well-organized laundry room incorporates a lot of vintage accents to be attractive and functional.

The metal canisters, the glass jars, the wicker baskets provide a storage place for all types of stuff that belong to the laundry room. The other antique pieces like the scale just enhance the farmhouse spirit of the room.

via Aly McDaniel

15. Quirky Colorful Lemon Paper

This contemporary laundry room has been given an inviting look through the farmhouse accents in it.

The olive-colored cabinets keep things that would otherwise create a clutter look hidden. The open shelves accommodate vintage baskets for stuff that needs to be easily found.

The cutest part of it is the lemon print wallpaper which adds a pop of color and a fun vibe to this great laundry room.

via The Learner Observer

16. Rustic Gray Wood Paneling

If your laundry room is small you must be wondering how to make it more personalized without creating an overwhelming look.

The best move in such cases is to accentuate on the wall choosing textures or colors that are not typical. Replace the white tiles with grey-washed lathes.

They will create an attractive background for decor accents accommodated on a solid wood countertop.

via Pinspired to DIY

17. Stylish Black And White Laundry Space

Give your modern laundry room a homely look by adding farmhouse accents on every level.

Start with the floor by replacing the plastic bin with a wire laundry basket. Continue to the mid-level and add a small dark-stained shelf over the washing machine. Use its surface for small accents like plants, signs and other vintage antiques.

The next level is the top part of the room where shiplap can provide a white rustic backsplash for a green wreath.

Complete the decor with a cute sign on the empty wall next to the appliances.

via Double Duty Mommy

18. Add Decorative Wall For A Stylish Space

The easiest way to achieve a farmhouse look of the laundry room is to hang interesting vintage wall art.

A personalized chalkboard sign will send a cute message. You can continue working on the decor of the same wall by hanging a weathered wood hanger and a repurposed shelf. Use it to display small accents that enhance the rustic feel.

19. Antique Galvanized Metal Washtub

Cheer up the atmosphere in the laundry room with a fun sign. Being placed right above a vintage washtub, the whole setting creates a farmhouse focal point that goes beyond being only a decorative element.

The washtub can be actually used for taking out stains before washing, for dying, for temporary storage.

20. Cheeky Hanging Sign

This distressed handmade sign features a screwed pipe that can take up lightweight hangers.

It is relatively small so you will easily find its place to add a cute reminder for everyone using the room.

21. Add A Bucket To Find Lost Socks

If you have loved the idea for the lost socks display, here is another way you can make it far more qickly and easily.

For that you only need a galvanized bucket and a chalkboard label. Write what should be contained in it and voila!

22. Statement Wall Behind A Washtub

The sink is an important part of the laundry room. If you are thrilled to give the space a farmhouse touch, replace the contemporary models with a repurposed metal washtub.

It can be easily connected to the plumbing system to be as functional as any other sink would be.

via Crazy Wonderful

23. Easy Hook Hanger For Ironing Boards

Regardless of the interior style of the laundry room, it has to be well organized. Do you miss a place for your ironing board?

This DIY hanger will bear the load of the board and will become an important rustic spot from the room.

via The Inspired Hive

24. Mirror Your Hex Tile With A Fun Fixture

Give your farmhouse laundry room a point of interest with a geometrical chandelier.

Being very modern, it will smoothen the permitting country accents to make them feel belonging to the contemporary world.

via Livvy Land

25. Primitive Country Laundry Shelf

The remodeling of this laundry room was focused on making it more homely and inviting.

Different textures and materials related to the countryside create the base of the space. The rest of the pieces that make the goal accomplished are antique items that are both functional and decorative like a small painted galvanized bucket, a metal upcycled hanger, a weathered wood shelf.

via Knick Of Time

26. Narrow Laundry Cart On Casters

If there is a small space between the washing and drying machine, you can easily turn it into a great storage place with this rolling cart.

It has been made by transforming an Ikea metal shelf into a functional for tiny spaces cart. It is great for the storage of detergents and other washing accessories.

To store them well and to make the cart more attractive, use wicker baskets on each level.

via Handmade Weekly

27. Use A Narrow Space For Hanging

You can increase the storage spaces even in the tiniest laundry room with this great shelving unit.

Made of black industrial pipes for hanging clothes and wooden dark stained shelves for any type of stuff or just for decorative accents will add a welcoming and cozy touch to space.

via Building Our Rez

28. Basket Storage Folding Table

This handmade cabinet is an impressive storage area that gives a separate compartment with a basket dedicated to every member of the family.

Since it has become a focal point of the room, the wall above it has also an important role. It has been dedicated to a large framed sign with a beautiful saying welcoming everyone with love.

via Beneath My Heart

29. Rustic Wood Door Disguises Laundry

If you want to keep your washing and drying machine hidden, close them behind doors.

There are special cabinets made to accommodate both appliances and with additional sections on top for storage of accessories and detergents.

In case you don’t use the closet, you can transform it into such a small laundry room providing all the comfort you may need.

via Villa Decor

30. Repurposed Ladder As Drying Rack

Do you need more space for the hanging of delicate clothes in the laundry room? Use the maximum of your space by utilizing the ceiling with a hand-crafted hanger rack.

This DIY project can be taken to a very easy one if you already have an old ladder. Just suspend it to the ceiling with suitable hardware and add screw hooks where the hangers will be placed.

via Bless This Nest

31. Laundry Folding Table With Storage Baskets

Make the space above the laundry room appliances attractive by decorating it with farmhouse accents.

Hang a fun laundry sign on the wall. In front of it, an interesting gadget hangs- made of rope and a wooden dowel, it is a place to hang clothes that needs additional drying at the air.

A set of three baskets of different sizes find their place on the countertop closing the appliances to serve as sorters or folders.

via Hallstrom House

32. Farmhouse Chic Laundry Space

The light fixtures that go best with the farmhouse laundry room are chandeliers made of chicken wire.

They illuminate the area well and give the interior an interesting and non-traditional motif from the outside of the countryside.

The color of it can be easily changed with spray paints in order to match the rest of the accents.

33. Elevated Appliances Offer Extra Storage

If you have set your laundry room on the bright colors because it is tiny, the farmhouse accents can also belong to the light color palette in order to enhance the airy feeling.

Instead of painting the chicken wire chandelier, you can leave it in its original look.

via The Wood Grain Cottage

34. Beautiful Built Ins With Marble Top

Do you want to give your farmhouse laundry room a quick uplift? Do it by replacing the wooden countertop of the cabinet the machines are built-in with a marble one.

Marble is a great material for similar applications. Its surface is smooth and perfect for folding and ironing. It can be easily maintained and damaging it is almost impossible so you would surely enjoy it for long years.

Combine the grey lines of the marble countertop with a metal laundry sign inserted in between the countertop and the cabinets.

35. Wood Paneling And Metal Bins

One of the simplest DIY laundry room ideas is to get a set of vintage galvanized baskets to store the essentials.

They can be placed on the countertop or on a shelf. Combined with other countryside accents like lanterns and glass bottles the laundry room quickly acquires a charming farmhouse look.

36. Chalkboard Wall With Creative Storage

If your laundry room is small you can use this example as an inspiration to create a nook where everything is well organized and very welcoming.

The inviting feature is created with weathered wood in its natural color used on the storage furniture. The rest of the interior is set in white to create a neat and airy space.

This laundry room has all you may need- appliances, storage units, shelves, a laundry basket and a lot of beautiful vintage accents creating the most appealing modern farmhouse laundry room ever.

via We Lived Happily Ever After

37. True Farmhouse Sink With Wood Counters

Lanterns are known to be another light fixture that suits the farmhouse interior. They can be successfully used in the laundry room as decor accents during the day and as an actual illumination source at night.

Place them on the shelves and at each side of the countertop to make sure that each corner is well lit.

38. Go Vertical In A Small Space

When the laundry room is very small, you need to think vertically to make it look good and comfortable.

The appliances have been stacked to leave an empty wall for a large storage unit made of wood.

Because of the space characteristics, it has been designed as open shelving in order not to overwhelm and close the space additionally.

The clearly marked metal trays make the processes in this room easy and very structured.

via Jessica Welling Interior

39. Black Appliances With Crisp Shiplap

A shiplap accent wall works perfectly in a farmhouse laundry room with modern black appliances.

Place crates onto each machine to add other countryside accents like galvanized containers turned into vases.

The black and white combo is a traditional interior decision and it looks very attractive even in farmhouse laundry rooms.

40. Found Wash Items Cheeky Sign

This fun board is a great way to collect things that have been lost during the laundrying at one farmhouse-inspired spot.

An old cabinet door has been repurposed into this fun display separated into three sections- the first one possesses three clothespins for hanging lost socks.

The second one is a glass jar collecting the change in the pockets that haven’t been taken out before laundry. The third one is a basket for pairs of socks.

via Decor Steals

41. No-Permanent Storage With Hampers And Cart

Such big hampers will look and function well in a farmhouse laundry room. Place as many as you need to sort the clothes according to their color, type or owner.

Use other vintage containers like small baskets, crates, glass jars to store the essentials and let them fit well into the welcoming neat atmosphere.

via Not Just a Housewife

42. Add A Bold Decorative Sign

In case the wall above the appliances in your farmhouse laundry room hasn’t been covered by shelves, use it to hang a picture vintage laundry sign.

Made of chalkboard, the inscription is personalized at the part with the year of establishment.

43. Painted Wall Sign Adds Charm

Another alternative of the farmhouse sign is to paint it right onto the wall. Use acrylic or chalk paint and preliminary cut stencil with the wording you want.

via Joanna Gaines

44. Whimsical Wallpaper In A Small Space

Want to make your tiny laundry room interesting? Then turn the wall behind the machines into an accent with a beautiful leafy panel or wallpaper.

It will turn the small space into a cozy and unique place.

via House Of Hire

45. Black Sink Pops In Crisp White Space

This is a traditional look of a farmhouse laundry room set in white shades.

The point of interest in it is left to a black farmhouse sink. To let it look like belonging to the room, the light fixture above it is in the same color.

via Monika Hibbs

46. Upcycled Vintage Door With Stenciled Window

Mark the beginning of your farmhouse laundry room with a unique weathered vintage door.

Having a glass section, it is the perfect place to place a decal with the name of the room.

via Rafter House

47. Reuse A Hutch As A Laundry Room Organizer

You can increase the storage places in the laundry room and make it more welcoming quickly and with no money. Simply get out the old vintage pieces of furniture you have got and find their place in the room.

Leave them as they are or give them a thin coat of paint. Don’t forget to distress parts of the surface to reveal its marks and age. This will add a lot of antique charm to the space.

via Gracie Blue Blog

48. Add Versatility To A Hamper With Casters

The new design f the metal carts on wheels is very trendy for the farmhouse laundry rooms. It is very practical and good looking- all you need for your laundry sorting.

It is intended for small spaces where access is limited, however, if you love its look, get as many as you may need so that every family member has his own.

via A Night Owl Blog

49. Save Space With A Rustic Barn Door

There isn’t a better way to close your farmhouse laundry room than a sliding large barn door.

It looks great and also fits well in smaller spaces because it doesn’t have to swing open and shut.

via Jenna Sue Design

50. Add Over Door Storage In A Small Room

This great idea will solve all your issues with the organization of the small farmhouse laundry room. The door that hides the machines has been equipped with an over-the-door organizer.

It is made out of burlap and provides many pockets in which all the necessities for washing and drying of clothes can be inserted.

via Create With Cynthia

51. Hide Storage With Sliding Doors

The laundry room you see in the photo is one of the most affordable transformations ever.

The cabinet has been given an authentic farmhouse look through the sliding barn door. Each compartment is big enough to accommodate wire baskets for perfect sorting and organization.

via Lolly Jane

52. Subway Tile And Butcher Block Shelf

The subway tiles are the perfect way to add a traditional farmhouse motif to the laundry room. They are also a perfect backsplash for small vintage accents like glass jars, wire baskets and an antique-looking sign.

via Gather and Flourish

53. Mason Jars Offer Clear Soap Storage

If you want to make your farmhouse laundry room perfect to every detail, you will fall in love with these laundry containers.

They have been given a farmhouse look with easy to be made tags.

via Simply Designing

54. Get Big Impact From Bold Wallpaper

Looking for a quick and easy uplift of your farmhouse laundry room?

Just cover the wall behind appliances with a fun wallpaper. It will brighten up the space and will give it an individual touch regardless of its size.

via Hartley Home Design

55. Add Shelves For Open Décor

The combination of cupboards and shelves is often used in small spaces. If you are not lucky to have a spacious laundry room but yet want to have enough storage places, use this model.

The cupboards are usually the place for toxic r bulky items while the shelves remain for the nice part- the accents. For a big farmhouse look let the cabinets be white and the shelves- in a dark stain.

via Our Home Made Easy

56. Shiplap Adds Farmhouse Charm

Another classic look of the farmhouse interior is represented with walls planked with wood slats. Depending on the size of the room, they can be painted in a different color.

Surely, when the room is small, light colors should be considered.

via Hometalk

57. Add Wood Look Paper To Basic Cabinets

The white-washed wood gives an ultra-rustic look to space. If you are looking for this effect in your laundry room, you can easily give this effect to the existing wooden cabinets.

Increase the storage places with wire baskets placed onto the machines and vintage metal hangers on the walls.

via Chas Crazy Creations

58. Dark Gray Walls With White Cabinets

The combination of wood, grey and white will give the farmhouse laundry room a sleek modern look.

Paint the slat planked walls grey to make the room feel calm and create an illusion of depth.

The grey background will let the white cupboards and wooden shelves pop out and enhance the inviting level of the space.

via Joyfully Growing

When you have a small laundry room, every inch of space counts.

Smart design is a must — with a clever layout, even the smallest room can be transformed into a functional area.

Whether you want more storage or a configuration that’s easy to use, these gorgeous laundry rooms can help inspire a design that’s both useful and stylish.

1. Bright and Cheery Laundry Room with an Aquatic Pop of Color

Fresh and cheerful, this lovely laundry room will make you smile every time you put in a load of clothes.

The secret is the bright shade of aqua, which makes the space feel bigger and beautiful.

A couple of small shelves keep all of your supplies in easy reach.

via Happy Housie

2. Cozy, Sophisticated Vibe in a Charming Beige Laundry Room

Beige is anything but boring in this tiny laundry room — instead, it gives your space a soft and sophisticated vibe.

Here, the warm wood countertop and tile floor add just the right cozy vibe, and two charming wall plants bring a natural twist.

3. Glam Up Your Laundry Room with Black, White and Pink

Do you love glam style?

Pair black and white with the tiniest hint of pink. Gold hardware and fixtures offer a hint of luxurious shine.

If you want extra drama, replace your flooring with a bold graphic-print tile.

via Delta Faucet

4. Utilize a Closet as a Laundry Room with Shelves and Flowers

This creative laundry room proves that size doesn’t matter — all you need is a closet.

The magic is in the shelves, which offer both storage and functional counter space.

With its rustic wood and a fresh vase of flowers, this laundry room is a stunning addition to your home.

via Villa Decor

5. Create a Bright Space with White Tones and Unusual Accents

Everyone knows that white tones make any space feel bigger.

Here, the homeowner brings a hint of elegance by mixing different shades of white and cream.

A wooden shelf, seagrass basket, and an unexpected lamp complete the look.

The best part is the sweet laundry sign that ties everything together.

via Cherished Bliss

6. Vintage-Style Laundry Room with Subway Tiles & Black Accents

If you love vintage style, a laundry room decked out with white subway tiles and black accents is a beautiful fit.

Hints of wood warm up the all-white design, and a farmhouse sink keeps everything feeling casual.

via Jenna Sue Design

7. A Pet-Wash Station and Laundry Room Combination

Clean your clothing and your pet by combining a pet-wash station and a laundry room.

This room is all about the layout — the stacked washer and dryer save space, and the roomy countertop is convenient for folding.

We love the tiny pet bed, which allows your furry friend to hang out while you work.

via This Old House

8. Whitewash Reclaimed Wood for a Contemporary Rustic Look

Give a rustic space a modern update with a coat of white paint.

The original wood color peeks through the paint for a whitewashed look, creating a fun contrast with the reclaimed wood ceiling.

via HGTV

9. Cottage Laundry Room with Galvanized Metal and White Bins

With its narrow-plank paneling and natural wood shelving, this stunning laundry room has a cozy cottage vibe.

The soft sage paint makes a gentle backdrop for galvanized metal and white bins.

If you have extra space, tuck a hamper next to the washer and dryer.

10. Dark and Inviting Laundry Room with Elegant Wood Detail

This dark laundry room is anything but dreary, thanks to the bright white cabinets and appliances.

Great lighting illuminates the room from above, and under-cabinet bulbs brighten the folding area.

We love the warm-toned wood, which brings a cozy, welcoming glow.

11. Add Nautical Charm with White Finishes and Classic Stripes

Bring nautical style to a functional room with bright white finishes and classic stripes.

White and cream canvas bags hold extra items and evoke the look of fresh sails.

Sunny and beachy, this design works in both modern and traditional homes.

12. Transform a Small Kitchen Space with Bold Contrasts

Bold black and white flooring steal the show in this design, bringing the small space to life.

Maintain the simple color palette with gray cabinets and white appliances, and add in a bit of stained wood for warmth.

Monochromatic accents including wire baskets and galvanized metal planters complete the look.

via Cherished Bliss

13. Change a Small Closet Into an Inviting Space with DIY Projects

Looking for an inexpensive DIY project?

Turn a tiny closet into a sweet space with an adorable “laundry” sign and a few artificial plants.

If you have time, refresh your cabinets with a coat of white paint to brighten the room.

via Country Girl Home

14. Bold Look with Gray and White Colors and Black Accents

It’s hard to go wrong with a simple gray and white color palette — here, the homeowner uses darker shades for a high-contrast look.

A few carefully chosen black accents create a sharp finishing touch.

15. Transform a Closet Laundry Room with a Modern Barn Door

Turn your closet laundry room into an accent wall by replacing the existing enclosure with a beautiful barn door.

A cheerful pop of color puts a fun, modern spin on the rustic design, making it a gorgeous fit for a contemporary house.

When you’re not washing clothes, just slide the door shut for a neat, streamlined look.

via Tidbits and Twine

16. Brings Rustic Country Charm with Reclaimed Wood Furniture

Go all-in on country style using reclaimed wood.

With a few planks, you can create a functional folding table and a matching shelf, all without breaking the bank.

A natural-fiber basket does double duty as clothing storage and a work of art.

via The Market Beautiful

17. Create a Stand-Out Laundry Room with Colorful Appliances

Have you been dreaming of a colorful washer and dryer?

Keep the focus on your stunning appliances with an ultra-simple laundry room design.

Here, an all-white space makes the brilliant blue pop.

18. Brighten Up Your Laundry Room with a Vibrant Color Palette

If you’re lucky enough to have a window in your laundry room, make the most of the natural light with a bright, cheerful palette.

A fresh color paired with white trim creates a space that’s so joyous, you might even look forward to laundry day.

19. Achieve an Old-World Aesthetic with Fabric Accents

Embrace the relaxed, homey charm of old-world design in your laundry room with soft fabric accents.

Here, fabric door coverings and basket liners bring soft gathers and delicate prints to a space filled with hard surfaces.

Hang a few antique pieces to reinforce the vintage vibe.

20. French Country Laundry Room with Natural Wood Accents

French Country style gets a crisp and contemporary update in this pretty laundry room.

The patterned floors bring in the ornate style, and the coordinating cabinet adds a cohesive vibe.

The real beauty is in the natural wood and fiber accents, which give the room a down-to-earth quality.

via Dear Lillie

21. Creative Laundry Room with Stacked Closet Washer and Dryer

This creative laundry room is proof that any home has space for a washer and dryer.

All you need is a closet and a stacked washer and dryer.

We love how the homeowner has installed shelves that span the full depth, adding storage without impeding the function of the doors.

via 2 Bees In a Pod

22. Brighten Up a Laundry Room with a Pop of Color and Wall Art

When you’re working with a limited budget, a can of paint can do wonders for your laundry room.

The trick?

Pick a bright, statement-making color — it changes the mood of the space. A retro sign painted directly on the wall adds an adorable touch.

via Walls Under Construction

23. Create a Soft and Romantic Space with Shabby Chic Design

Soft and romantic, this shabby chic space soothes you from the moment you walk in the door.

This style is all about fabrics in different colors and prints.

Add in a few coordinating accent pieces and an ornate mirror to elevate your functional space into a design masterpiece.

24. Small Laundry Room Design Ideas with Rustic Charm

Packed with different colors, types, and finishes of wood, this small laundry room is right at home in a farmhouse or a country-chic condo.

Cream-colored cabinets with gentle distressing anchor the design, tying everything together and creating a bright vibe.

via Amanda Webster Design

25. Laundry Room with Alluring and Futuristic Steel Backsplash

Glam and futuristic, this fun laundry room brings a bit of shine to a modern home.

Everything is simple and white, except for the spectacular steel backsplash, which sparkles in the light.

The miniature tiles bring a beguiling depth and dimension to the tiny space.

via Liz Marie

26. Create a Rustic Look with Galvanized Metal and Wood Shelves

Are you working with completely empty space?

A small wall shelf and a large shelf/countertop combo make your laundry room more functional.

A selection of galvanized metal accents works with the wood to create a distinct rustic charm.

via Wilshire Collections

27. Versatile Subway Tile Design with Space-Saving Washer

There’s a reason subway tile is always in style — with its iconic shape, it looks great in any home.

We love the dark grout paired with the blonde wood in this design, which walks the line between vintage and modern for a versatile look.

The best part?

By pushing the washer and dryer to one side, you can create space for hanging delicate items right out of the wash.

via Ana White

28. Elevate Your Laundry Room with Large Subway Tiles

Here’s another take on subway tile — this time, in a larger size.

Note how the soft cabinet color complements the warm stain of the wood to create an elegant and inviting space to work.

Lean a laundry sign against the wall for a subtle vintage edge.

via Gather and Flourish

Incited by the comfort and the nostalgia of the past times, many people decide to recreate them in their contemporary world with the vintage design concept.

The coziness, warmth and the feeling of home the vintage style brings are the main reasons it has become more and more popular these days.

Vintage style can easily be incorporated in any part of our homes- from the interior to the exterior. This time we will take a look at the laundry rooms and the décor means to increase their beauty and make them feel like a real part of the home.

Natural materials like wood and rattan, upcycled furniture, aged or antique decoration and features, metal containers, fun signs with statements are among the most used ways to welcome the vintage style into the laundry room.

Let’s take a look at the best vintage decor ideas!

1. Add a Vintage Vibe to a Laundry Room with Handmade Signs

The walls of the laundry room are usually underestimated and left undecorated.

To make space feel more welcoming, you simply need a vintage sign. These handmade signs will make you smile every time you enter.

2. Add Storage with Galvanized Cans and Baskets

Old galvanized cans and a few baskets will add coziness to the laundry room as well as extra storage places.

via Aly McDaniel

3. Add Classic Charm with an Antique Wash Tub

An antique wash tub will do magic to the laundry room’s interior. The worn paint, the rusty areas, the tall legs will add retro charm to the space.

via Faded Charm Cottage

4. Reimagine the Modern Laundry Room with Traditional Utilities

Use typical from the past laundry utilities to make the modern laundry room cozier and authentic.

via The Country Farm Home

5. Decorate Your Laundry Room with Beautiful Barn Accents

A barn door, a shelf, two hanging stools, some wooden picture frames and signs have made an incredible transformation with a chaotic laundry room.

Doing the laundry will surely be a more pleasant activity.

via Jersey Girl In The South

6. Vintage Laundry Room with Clothespin Handles

Use handles in the shape of a clothespin to add a charming vintage touch to the cupboards of the laundry room.

via Cre8tive Designs

7. Cozy Laundry Room with Antique Ironing Support and Hangers

You can easily feel the coziness of the laundry room that is decorated in vintage style.

The antique ironing support, the clothes hangers, the framed mirror, the glass bottles, the galvanized bowls, the storage crates, the curtains hiding the washing machine make the place feel like a flash-back.

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8. Discover the Beauty of Customized Signage and Containers

The market offers a variety of signs and containers that inspire with their vintage value and beauty.

The best of all is that they can be customized with the family name and the year of creation.

9. Vintage-Inspired Laundry Room Makeover with Shelf Liner

For an interesting vintage makeover, dress up the washer and the dryer with a shelf liner.

A piece of fabric and some lace have helped to add cottage charm to the shelves and hide the plumbing and the electrical

via Goth In Yourself

10. Wooden Cabinets for a Rustic, Vintage Look in Your Home

Wooden material is always related to the rustic and vintage style.

Using it for your cupboards and cabinets in any space, even the laundry room, will definitely achieve the searched effect. To add a personal touch, paint or stick an image related to nature.

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11. Stylish Sign for the Laundry Room from Thrift Shop Finds

Make yourself a stylish sign for the laundry room with supplies from the thrift shop.

The colors of the wooden parts have been unified with the rest of the interior to ensure a good connection between the contemporary and the antique.

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12. Unlock the Magic of Vintage Decorations with Barn Doors

The worth of the vintage decoration is that it has its story. Any room with vintage accents instantly becomes more magical and interesting.

Changing the ordinary white cabinet doors with barn doors will do that effect even when they are freshly made.

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13. Upgrade Your Laundry Room with a Funky Letter Sign

If you are looking for a simple and fun upgrade to your laundry room, try this funky letter sign.

Each piece is can be cut from metal, wood or even cardboard and then decorated with paper and small figures.

14. Laundry Room with Repurposed Washboard and Hangers

Make a noticeable laundry room statement with repurposed washboards, wood hangers and decorative letters.

The decoration is not only cute and attractive but also very practical for the drying of clothes.

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15. Create Farmhouse Storage Solution with White-Painted Crates

A wall arrangement of white-painted crates becomes a useful storage area with a farmhouse effect.

The vertical or horizontal alignment of each crate makes continuous open shelving where decoration pops out and gives vintage spirit to the ordinary room.

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16. Make Artistic Vintage Signs with Wall Paintings

Vintage signs are connected with the traditions but this doesn’t mean that they cannot be artistic.

Instead of hanging a wooden sign, paint it on the wall. For that purpose, you need to consider a suitable surface and paints.

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17. Add Texture to a Laundry Room Walls with Floating Shelves

Add texture to one of the walls following a few easy steps. The laundry room will look more alive and the surface will last for many years.

via Beauty For Ashes

18. Create a Funky Wall Sign with Upcycled Materials

Upcycling projects most often have a wow effect on the interior.

If the laundry room is the next in the update list, make yourself a funky wall sign from scrapped materials like stips, angles, pieces of wood in various sizes.

via Style Lovely

19. Decorate a White Laundry Room with Grey Accents

It is no doubt that the preferred color for laundry rooms is white as it is connected with cleanness and hygiene.

If you want to add character to the interior of prevailing white, use grey accents and decoration from wood and wicker.

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20. Craft a Personalized Wall Sign in the Laundry Room

Another way to display your personal name in the laundry room is this hand-painted wall sign.

It is quite big and will surely become an important focal point of the laundry’s room decoration.

21. Upgrade Your Laundry Closet with Shelving and Shutter Doors

With such a makeover, doing the laundry can be a happy activity even in a closet! The space is utilized cleverly and to its maximum thanks to shelves on the vertical plane.

The cuteness of the closet is enhanced by hinged shutter doors and a large wooden sign.

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22. Laundry Room Corner with Authentic Safety Pins and Wall Art

If you want to create a corner of interest in your laundry room, combine large authentic safety pins with a wall art describing the meaning of laundry.

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23. Add Wooden Elements for a Refreshing Laundry Room

Adding wooden elements that usually find their place in the décor of the living room can easily turn the laundry room into a more welcoming and calming place.

The screen is not only functional but also aesthetic means to add vintage nuance in otherwise plain space. It can be used as a faux wall to hang on decoration.

via Not Just a Housewife

24. Build Contrasting Wood Shelving for Your Laundry Room

A contrasting wood shelving will add character to the light-colored laundry room and will cover and hide all pipes and hoses behind the washing and drying machine.

Making it is an easy task as long as you have some wood boards, basic tools and stain.

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25. Vintage-Style Laundry Room Towel & Hanger Rack

Do you lack space to hang wet towels and hangers in the laundry room? This handmade piece will provide that in a vintage manner!

Made of a board stained in the deep dark, the white inscription pops out and states the function of the room and the rack.

26. Create Visual Space and Textural Character in a Laundry Room

When the laundry room is tiny, you must consider light colors to visually enlargen the space.

If you are looking also for a way to add texture and character to the space, cover the walls with shiplap.

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27. Add a Quirky Lost & Found Sign to Your Laundry Room

A vintage sign “Lost and Found” will make the area funnier and brighter.

Surely, it will become the focal point of the laundry room because of the appealing aqua blue color.

28. Bring Retro Charm to Your Laundry Room with Vintage Signs

The fun level and the figurative meaning behind the vintage beauty of these signs are incomparable to any signs we have seen so far.

If you want to add the same entertaining feature to your laundry room, find some scrap wood pieces and paint the words using stencils.

29. Build a Multi-Purpose Folding Table with Reclaimed Wood

Increase the functionality of the laundry room with multifunctional and yet compact furniture. Make a table to store and fold clothes.

Comfort and rustic effect are ensured by this DIY table made of posts and old fencing.

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30. Get a Vintage Look with a Customizable Canva

If you are looking for a vintage sign with a contemporary look, check this canvas or photo paper design that can be customized in the color you like.

31. Maximize Storage in a Small Laundry Room with Open Shelves

When the laundry room is small it doesn’t mean that it cannot be functional and organized.

Taking advantage of the vertical space, you can fix open shelves which will provide sufficient storage space. This open concept for storage will look neater and tidier if identical baskets are placed on.

via Simplicity In The South

32. Give Your Laundry Room a Timeless Look with Penny Tiles

Penny tiles look very stylish in any wet room. They give the space a particularly clean look when in white.

Since they form a textured background, the decoration can be simpler and moderate.

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33. Repurpose Galvanized Containers for Farmhouse Storage

The galvanized containers have a lovely farmhouse charm. If you succeed in repurposing them, they can become an appreciated storage area in the laundry room.

34. Airy Laundry Room with Stained Shelves and DIY Light Feature

The airy feeling of this laundry room is conquering. What however makes this room special are the cleverly arranged accents.

The light feature is a DIY that has turned out pretty well. The dark stained shelves accommodate decorative elements that spread the rustic vibe all around.

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35. Decorative Counters To Cover Laundry Room Pipes and Hoses

The counters in the laundry room most often have a decorative value as they cover the piping and hoses of the washing and drying machines.

Instead of making the counter as big as to do that, consider a wider design. Crates are perfect for that purpose- their surface is wide and will grab with the board’s pattern and farmhouse weathered beauty.

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36. Antique Lace and Wicker Laundry Room with Framed Art Piece

This charming white, lace and wicker laundry room impresses with its antique vibes.

The picture from another century is additionally enhanced by the metal-framed art with an antique toy.

via Miss Gracies House

37. Add a Vintage Touch to the Laundry Room with a Chandelier

The success of the interior design is gained through details.

If you want to make the laundry room feel like a place from the past, add a large accent like this chandelier.

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38. Create a Laundry Room with Accents and Accouterments

A few accents are just enough to make a laundry room look like one-of-a-kind.

Place a rug to anchor the space and a stool to remind of the way the laundry has been done in the past.

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39. Modern Industrial-Chic Meets Farmhouse Charm

Combine industrial with farmhouse for a balance between the past and the modern.

The unique lighting with straight lines makes the place look very trendy. The farmhouse mirror just beneath it comes in help to smoothen the industrial presence and let the charming traditionalism in.

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40. Spruce Up with a Stunning Sign and Contrasting Accents

A large laundry sign will add contrast and will mark the significance of the laundry room. It can be made of metal, wood and even cardboard.

To ensure well acceptance of this vintage beauty, add other black decorative accents line lamps, metal baskets etc.

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41. Welcome Guests to a Timeless Laundry Room Entry

The vintage accent of the laundry room can be placed literally at its entry.

A weathered farmhouse door with a clean laundry sign will leave a footprint of the past in the present.

42. Hang Laundry Easily with a Repurposed Ladder Rack

This repurposed ladder is intended for a ceiling suspension in the laundry room. The racks let you hang up clothes without taking any of the floor space.

It comes in a weathered look for a vintage effect or painted in a color you like.

43. Transform Your Laundry Room with a Fun Vinyl Decal

A very affordable way to add a fun statement to your laundry room is this vinyl decal.

Its white color pops out against the dark grey background.

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44. Farmhouse Laundry Room with a Chalkboard Door

The farmhouse influence can be felt in every inch of this chic laundry room. The drapery hides storage beneath a countertop for the folding of clothes.

The glass of the door has been replaced with a chalkboard with a fun inscription. The uniqueness of this place is increased with the suspended decorative elements.

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45. Transform a Small Laundry Room with Appealing Upgrades

If you see the before picture, you would be convinced what a tremendous makeover has been made to this small laundry room.

Changing the surface of the wall has been a key factor to achieving a brighter, visually wider and appealing laundry space.

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46. Add Charm to Your Laundry Room with a “Wash and Dry” Sign

This “Wash and Dry” sign comes as a printed canvas or painted on planked wood. Its charm is marked by the bold and big letters that make a contrast with the black background.

If you are looking for one item that will raise the aesthetic value of your laundry space, this one will surely do.

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47. Upgrade Your Laundry Room with Stylish Vinyl Decals

If you want to make an upgrade to your laundry room without investing or changing too much, try the vinyl decals for the glass doors of the washing and drying machines.

They give vintage charm to the boring machines with their hand-written font.

48. Multi-Purpose Laundry Room Rack from a Weathered Board

An old piece of weathered board, some paint and stencils, and a large hanger bar create a charming and affordable rustic multifunctional rack for your laundry room.

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49. Add a Vintage Accent with Wooden Letters and Clothespins

Suspending wooden letters on a cord with clothespins is a fun way to make a vintage accent into the laundry room.

The wood letters can be laser cut or found in craft stores. Stain in dark color for greater impact and suspend at the entry of the laundry room or somewhere inside.