Hide washer dryer hookups

A simple and creative way way to that ugly box cut out in the wall where your washing machine hook-ups are located.

I’ve been meaning to share with you guys how I built in the washer and dryer for a few weeks now. Summer is good for many things. Being a productive blogger it is not. I don’t know if I should call this project a built in washer and dryer or a washer and dryer folding...

Check out how I covered these washer and dryer hookups! This shadow box shelf has a pocket in the back to hide the washer and dryer hookups. I needed a way to secure it to the wall while still...

One of my favorite projects things in the "new" hallway/laundry area is the old door we turned into a countertop, and the reclaimed wood we used as shelves. You may remember that we found the

Revealing the before and after of my DIY Laundry Room make over, complete with how to hide laundry hookups with a wood slat partition.

Are those unsightly laundry hookups ruining your "enjoyment" of doing the chore of doing laundry? Are you tired of staring at those often lint-covered plugs a…

How to hide washer and dryer hookups in a tricky setup. I spent time how other people have accomplished this and none were right for us

A step by step guide to how you can make a slatted wood panel that hides our laundry hookups! The best part about this simple DIY is that it’s completely removable.

This may be one of my favorite projects that I completed for the One Room Challenge in the laundry room. It not only was a major aesthetics booster (it hides ALL the ugly outlets and electrical)...but it's also super functional and created an entirely new surface to store supplies like laundry pods, dryer balls, and even the cutest mini trash can for dryer lint. Yes, that little wicker basket is in fact our lint trash can. I was originally inspired by The Definery Co. to create this shelf…

Zoe 🌿 DIY Furniture on Instagram: "Add a shelf over your washer dryer to hide cords/plumbing and to add some extra storage space! If you want to make the shelf even more sturdy, add an additional board near the bottom of the legs. We didn't and it was fine with the shaking of the washer/dryer, but I'd definitely recommend this extra piece if yours won't be against a wall on one side. . . . . . #diylaundryroom #laundryshelf #laundryroommakeover #diyhomeimprovement #diyshelf"