5 Photos That Prove No Space Is Too Small For A Laundry Area

Whether we admit it or not, the laundry area is often an overlooked part of the home. Since it is a spot for work, we often think that it doesn’t need to be beautiful as long as it’s practical and functional. We’re here to prove you otherwise—here is a roundup of five spaces that show your utility room can be Instagram-worthy, too. 

If you need to share your laundry area with a furry friend, consider stacking your machines on top of each other. This way, you can still do heavy-duty washing without sacrificing the welfare of your pets. 

This laundry area may be short on space, but storage is maximized through the bins lined up on the shelves and hung underneath the working table. Make sure to label each container to avoid mixing garments.

For a clean and crisp vibe, stick to white and hints of black. This will keep your laundry area bright and airy while maintaining a clear area for working and doing other chores. 

If you want your laundry area concealed from the naked eye, consider converting a closet into a compact workspace. You can even decorate with a few rustic-inspired accessories to keep it looking pretty when it's open for everyone to see. 

Living in a tiny home is no excuse not to have a proper laundry area either. Spare one cabinet from a lego-style wall to achieve a similar aesthetic (as seen in photo).