Utility room plans layout

The urge to renovate our laundry mud room is stronger than I anticipated. I thought I could stall it for a while until it gets warmer, but no, after I always dropped the Red Velvet Cake we got for …

I was almost finished writing my post about the painted shiplap in the laundry and mudroom when I realized I’ve never actually shared my plans for the laundry room. So let’s back up and dive into that before forging ahead with the makeover. As a reminder, here is the floorplan for the laundry room … About two...

The L-Shape (Four Unit) Laundry Room is ideal for large spaces. The layout has a washer and dryer positioned close to one another on one side. In between is a sink, and on the other end, there is space left for folding and storage. The L-Shape Laundry Room (4 Unit) layout has a typical width of 10’ (3.05 m) and depth of 6’ (1.83 m) for an overall area of 60 ft2 (5.57 m2). A countertop height of 42” (107 cm) with a minimum work zone width of 36” (91 cm) is often used.

This may very well turn into a rambling stream-of-consciousness post because I’ve got way too many things going on in my mind and what better place to put them all down than my blog? And then you get to have a little peek into how my brain works which, to be fair, sounds like a […]

The connection between a laundry room and a closet is quickly becoming a popular choice. It just makes sense, right? That’s where the clothes are. Having that connection allows you to have your hampers either in your closet or in your laundry room. Then when your laundry is finished and folded, it is easily put […]