5 Ways to Organize Your Cabinet Doors
Here at Infarrantly Creative, I’ve shown you how I utilized the space on the inside of cabinet doors to better…
Here at Infarrantly Creative, I’ve shown you how I utilized the space on the inside of cabinet doors to better…
The big project I did this past year was converting an 11’ x 11’ oversized guest bathroom into a smaller…
While ultimately I would love to have my laundry spot upstairs by our bedrooms, I know that the time for that renovation project is a ways off. In the meantime, I’m not opposed to sprucing up the part of my basement where my washer and dryer live these days. Check out some of the inspiration I’ve found: here are 5 Ways to Redo a Basement Laundry Room.
I squealed with excitement when I spotted this laundry royom entry in Apartment Therapy’s Room for Color Contest. The combo of turquoise and yellow is one of my favorite color pairings, for sure. Designer wallpaper, paneled walls, marble counters, gorgeous cabinets….this room has got it going on! Check out these 5 Ways to Get This Look
There’s something about a pretty laundry room that really appeals to me. It’s probably because I love the idea of making a room that’s as utilitarian as a laundry room one of the loveliest spaces in a house. Check out my latest laundry room obession, designed by Hooper Patterson Interior Design and featured at House of Turquoise. I looked around for tutorials on other blogs to give you a few ideas for ways that you could put together a laundry room like this one, DIY style. Come check out these 5 Ways to Get This Look.
Right now, it’s hot to decorate a room in neutrals like white, tan, or gray, and then accessorize with bright pops of color. If you just want to stick your toe in to test the waters of this trend, a small room is a good place to do that. Here’s a great example of a laundry room that blends a neutral pallet with bursts of rich color that I found at Style at Home. I’ve been able to find five tutorials from bloggers who figured out how to DIY some of the features of this room in their own homes. Believe it or not, I even discovered a way to get a brightly colored washer and dryer without spending a small fortune!
Recently, I saw a sign that said, “This home is full of love and laundry.” Laundry is one of those chores that is never going to go away, so we might as well make the best of it by making sure we get to do it in a pretty place, like this wallpapered laundry room by interior designer Cheryl Scarlet of Design Transformations. It wasn’t hard to find five things in this room (including the designer wallpaper!) that could be DIYed for a fraction of the cost.