I still say paint is the best beginning, paint the walls and ceiling in your favorite color, inexpensive wall brackets can also be painted the wall color to make them disappear, and if you have access to pallets cutting the wood off and attaching to brackets make vey cheap shelves you can paint them also or leave them rustic and putting your laundry soap in cheap containers from the dollar store classes it up gluing clothes pins to a board and screwing on wall to hold lost mates of socks is cute just have fun with it and remember it all doesn't have to be done in a day, hope this helps xx
I do not like the way the walls look but don't want to have to replace walls or just paint over them. O thought about using plaster on the walls and do texture art on...
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I still say paint is the best beginning, paint the walls and ceiling in your favorite color, inexpensive wall brackets can also be painted the wall color to make them disappear, and if you have access to pallets cutting the wood off and attaching to brackets make vey cheap shelves you can paint them also or leave them rustic and putting your laundry soap in cheap containers from the dollar store classes it up gluing clothes pins to a board and screwing on wall to hold lost mates of socks is cute just have fun with it and remember it all doesn't have to be done in a day, hope this helps xx
This is what we did: https://alifeunfolding.com/blog-1/2017/11/16/small-space-big-impact-the-one-room-challenge-reveal/
Here are some ideas for a laundry area in the basement https://www.homeroad.net/search?q=laundry
Hello, hope this helps you out, https://www.hgtv.com/design/rooms/other-rooms/budget-laundry-room-updates-pictures