It's the little things that complete the room, and a bit of decor can take your laundry room from functional to fabulous. Browse our collection of projects to find one that fits your style. Check out our DIY videos, slideshows, and discussion boards for help and ideas. We can't wait to see what you create!
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I know I'm not the only person who kicks their full laundry basket from one room to another. This project is the perfect solution for that! Instead of paying out the wazoo for a nice, rolling laundry basket, you can make your own using a collapsible laundry basket and a barrel mover from Home Depot!
I don't have inside laundry room, it's in garage so make there little cozier I made this wooden sign.
My laundry room was destroyed and made over ... again. This time I scrubbed, touched up walls and baseboards, and added more functional storage items and pretty decorations.
We took our boring laundry room and made it charming by adding cabinets and crown molding, painting the linoleum floors, building a half table for a workspace, adding shelves, hanging board and batten, and adding a fancy door.
My husband and I madeover my laundry room and the beautiful tile floor is Floor Pops!
While creating our laundry room I had a tall narrow space that needed "something". I decided to make a sign pointing downward to where the dirty laundry bin would be.
Industrial inspired laundry room with feminine touches of crystal and chrome. heavy on the DIY, including concrete counter tops, painted cabinets, a resurfaced utility sink, and reclaimed wood feature wall. This room was completed for under $600 in just six short weeks.
You’ve heard of a Murphy bed, now take a look at a Murphy table.
Do you have an ugly hose bib for your washing machine spoiling the looks of your indoor laundry room? I have an easy solution you can do in a couple of hours or less. This will transform this space so it is much more attractive.
I know I'm not the only person who kicks their full laundry basket from one room to another. This project is the perfect solution for that! Instead of paying out the wazoo for a nice, rolling laundry basket, you can make your own using a collapsible laundry basket and a barrel mover from Home Depot!
I don't have inside laundry room, it's in garage so make there little cozier I made this wooden sign.
My laundry room was destroyed and made over ... again. This time I scrubbed, touched up walls and baseboards, and added more functional storage items and pretty decorations.
We took our boring laundry room and made it charming by adding cabinets and crown molding, painting the linoleum floors, building a half table for a workspace, adding shelves, hanging board and batten, and adding a fancy door.
My husband and I madeover my laundry room and the beautiful tile floor is Floor Pops!
While creating our laundry room I had a tall narrow space that needed "something". I decided to make a sign pointing downward to where the dirty laundry bin would be.
Industrial inspired laundry room with feminine touches of crystal and chrome. heavy on the DIY, including concrete counter tops, painted cabinets, a resurfaced utility sink, and reclaimed wood feature wall. This room was completed for under $600 in just six short weeks.
You’ve heard of a Murphy bed, now take a look at a Murphy table.
Do you have an ugly hose bib for your washing machine spoiling the looks of your indoor laundry room? I have an easy solution you can do in a couple of hours or less. This will transform this space so it is much more attractive.
Need ideas for DIY laundry room decor? Check out these slideshows.
Watch DIY laundry room decor videos to get some direction for your own project.
I know I'm not the only person who kicks their full laundry basket from one room to another. This project is the perfect solution for that! Instead of paying out the wazoo for a nice, rolling laundry basket, you can make your own using a collapsible laundry basket and a barrel mover from Home Depot!
Say goodbye to wasted space by using the wall in your laundry room to maximize storage.Let me show you how I upcycled an old cabinet door into an adorable laundry room organizer.
The main motivation behind this project was to hide the unsightly washer hose and electric cords in my laundry room. I wanted to do something very inexpensive. I also want to have quick access to get hose just in case an issue arise. A removable backslash seems to be my solution. I collected a few pallets and let my imagine run wild.Be sure to watch the video to get a more in dept detail. If you enjoy this project be sure to checkout my YouTube channel " DIY Creators"
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Hey Hometalk! I wanted to make something new fr my laundry room that is both easy and not super expensive. I came up with this one, and I think you'll love it. It basically cost me only $1!
We are remodeling our kitchen. Yea! Our old stove was a drop-in unit, so it had wood trim in the front that matched my cabinets. Ok, I am one those, probably the same as you, who always thinks I can make things myself, rather than buy them. Right? I saw a laundry sign on a Pottery Barn web-site that I really liked. I didn’t want white like theirs or a vertical sign but a horizontal one, I knew I did want a sign that read ”Laundry”. I thought about the scraps from the stove and hmmm... I can use a piece of that wood to make a laundry sign. We have also been working in our laundry room and I was all into decorating the walls. I will post more about the kitchen and laundry room redos later.
I had wanted to get at the dryer vents for quite a while to clean them. It was more a priority for me than for hubby. We hadn’t done it in the almost three years we’d lived here, and we didn’t know if the previous owner had ever cleaned them. I’d heard too many horror stories about fires caused by lint buildup. Hubs didn’t know what was in store for him other than he dreaded having to move the w/d out and then back again and then balance them.
We were creating a laundry and dressing room combo out of a bedroom. We wanted something a little different and maybe even a bit fun in an industrial sort of way... This post focuses on the window portion of the laundry - dressing room makeover.
Laundry Room Rack with Hanger, I added a 1" pipe to a 1" flange which you can find in the plumbing dept. at your local hardware store
Hey Hometalk! I wanted to make something new fr my laundry room that is both easy and not super expensive. I came up with this one, and I think you'll love it. It basically cost me only $1!
We are remodeling our kitchen. Yea! Our old stove was a drop-in unit, so it had wood trim in the front that matched my cabinets. Ok, I am one those, probably the same as you, who always thinks I can make things myself, rather than buy them. Right? I saw a laundry sign on a Pottery Barn web-site that I really liked. I didn’t want white like theirs or a vertical sign but a horizontal one, I knew I did want a sign that read ”Laundry”. I thought about the scraps from the stove and hmmm... I can use a piece of that wood to make a laundry sign. We have also been working in our laundry room and I was all into decorating the walls. I will post more about the kitchen and laundry room redos later.
I had wanted to get at the dryer vents for quite a while to clean them. It was more a priority for me than for hubby. We hadn’t done it in the almost three years we’d lived here, and we didn’t know if the previous owner had ever cleaned them. I’d heard too many horror stories about fires caused by lint buildup. Hubs didn’t know what was in store for him other than he dreaded having to move the w/d out and then back again and then balance them.
We were creating a laundry and dressing room combo out of a bedroom. We wanted something a little different and maybe even a bit fun in an industrial sort of way... This post focuses on the window portion of the laundry - dressing room makeover.
Laundry Room Rack with Hanger, I added a 1" pipe to a 1" flange which you can find in the plumbing dept. at your local hardware store
Check out the popular discussions on the topic of DIY laundry room decor.
I have this old laundry hamper I would like to use again and haven't been able to think of how to make it a statement peice or not an eye sore. The bottom is plastic, the top leather. Decoupage? I have pretty decorative paper I've been dying to use
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Here's how to decorate the shelf in the laundry room.
We are remodeling our kitchen. Yea! Our old stove was a drop-in unit, so it had wood trim in the front that matched my cabinets. Ok, I am one those, probably the same as you, who always thinks I can make things myself, rather than buy them. Right? I saw a laundry sign on a Pottery Barn web-site that I really liked. I didn’t want white like theirs or a vertical sign but a horizontal one, I knew I did want a sign that read ”Laundry”. I thought about the scraps from the stove and hmmm... I can use a piece of that wood to make a laundry sign. We have also been working in our laundry room and I was all into decorating the walls. I will post more about the kitchen and laundry room redos later.
I have my laundry basket for 14 years now. I wanted a new one, but couldn't find one that I liked or they were wayyyyy too expensive. So I decided to revamp my basket. If it turned out OK. Happy days, if not I'd continue to look.
We redid our laundry/mud room on a reasonable budget of $340. We added horizontal paneling to the lower walls, repainted, created custom art, added hooks and a DIY upcycled oar keyhook holder, painted the cabinets and back door with homemade turqouise chalk paint, added a countertop and storage shelf, and created no-sew curtains to hide the washer and dryer. Check out "A Very Revealing Look at Our Laundry Mud Room Revamp" at http://thehappyhousie.com/?p=1467
This is some adorable wall decor for the laundry room. A hand painted canvas art made for the laundry room and hung from a ribbon. Then a set of awesome "Big Pins" to hang above the washer and dryer! You won't lose or misplace these safety pins! Makes the misery a little more bearable in the laundry room anyway! http://curtainladydesign.com/laundry-room-fun/
Don’t you just love rustic, vintage signs? Read on to find out how Cait from Little City Farmhouse used our Image Transfer Medium to create this beautiful antique-style laundry sign! Hello there! I’m popping in today to share with you a really fun DIY decor project for your home using the Country Chic Image Transfer Medium! This was the first time I had used this project, and I watched the tutorial video for helpful hints!
Here's how to decorate the shelf in the laundry room.
We are remodeling our kitchen. Yea! Our old stove was a drop-in unit, so it had wood trim in the front that matched my cabinets. Ok, I am one those, probably the same as you, who always thinks I can make things myself, rather than buy them. Right? I saw a laundry sign on a Pottery Barn web-site that I really liked. I didn’t want white like theirs or a vertical sign but a horizontal one, I knew I did want a sign that read ”Laundry”. I thought about the scraps from the stove and hmmm... I can use a piece of that wood to make a laundry sign. We have also been working in our laundry room and I was all into decorating the walls. I will post more about the kitchen and laundry room redos later.
I have my laundry basket for 14 years now. I wanted a new one, but couldn't find one that I liked or they were wayyyyy too expensive. So I decided to revamp my basket. If it turned out OK. Happy days, if not I'd continue to look.
We redid our laundry/mud room on a reasonable budget of $340. We added horizontal paneling to the lower walls, repainted, created custom art, added hooks and a DIY upcycled oar keyhook holder, painted the cabinets and back door with homemade turqouise chalk paint, added a countertop and storage shelf, and created no-sew curtains to hide the washer and dryer. Check out "A Very Revealing Look at Our Laundry Mud Room Revamp" at http://thehappyhousie.com/?p=1467
This is some adorable wall decor for the laundry room. A hand painted canvas art made for the laundry room and hung from a ribbon. Then a set of awesome "Big Pins" to hang above the washer and dryer! You won't lose or misplace these safety pins! Makes the misery a little more bearable in the laundry room anyway! http://curtainladydesign.com/laundry-room-fun/
Don’t you just love rustic, vintage signs? Read on to find out how Cait from Little City Farmhouse used our Image Transfer Medium to create this beautiful antique-style laundry sign! Hello there! I’m popping in today to share with you a really fun DIY decor project for your home using the Country Chic Image Transfer Medium! This was the first time I had used this project, and I watched the tutorial video for helpful hints!
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