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Achieve a Pinterest-Worthy Laundry Area in 5 Steps

Create a functional space that's charming and easy on the eyes

Original Article: Katherine Lopez and Paula de Guzman Photography: Erwin Lim (Main Photos)

If you'll be given a chance to list down your least favorite homekeeping tasks, what would be on top of your list? We're sure many of you will consider laundry day as the most dreaded must-do. We can't blame you—after all, not only do you have to deal with piles of dirty clothes, you also need to make sure that each piece smells great and that there will be no traces of dirt left.

To motivate you to breeze through this task, you may want to transform the laundry area into a pretty nook. Interior designer Rod Lascano says having an organized and pleasant laundry area is as important as having well-kept living spaces. “Even though this area isn’t seen by visitors and some family members, it always feels good to have a clean ‘back of the house’,” Rod explains. Get started with these ideas:

1. Invest in pretty hampers and captivating storage pieces.

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