There’s no getting around it, the laundry room is one of those spaces in the home that almost always get overlooked when it comes to decorating. But creating a minimalist laundry room is easier than you think! Here are our top tips for achieving the modern, fuss-free look you’ve always wanted.
1. Invest in Practical Storage
The key to creating a clutter-free laundry room is investing in practical storage solutions. Dedicate one wall to shelving and cabinets, built specifically to an organized laundry room. Depending on the size of the room, look out for sorting baskets, folding shelves, hangers and pegboards to store all those necessities you need to make a chore of laundry feel like a breeze.
2. Consider Your Floor Plan
In a minimalist home, careful consideration of the floor plan is key in making the most out of the space. When it comes to the laundry room, sectioning off the area can be great for separating the different jobs involved in cleaning and washing clothes, as well as for smaller items such as pocketing pins, detergents. and even pet beds.
3. Use Sturdy Laminate Countertops
When it comes to choosing the right material for your minimalist laundry room countertops, consider laminate which is a great choice, available in tons of colors, styles and finishes. it’s also much better value than opting for stone or marble, and is highly durable and low maintenance.
4. Get Creative With Mirrors
Integrate mirrors into your laundry room to reflect light and open up the space. Adding a large mirror or two will also help create the illusion of even more space. For a minimalist look, opt for frameless mirrors for a clean, contemporary look.
5. Subtle Décor and Accents
When it comes to accessories and décor, stick to a few subtle touches. Textured baskets, plants, patterned towels, and bold artwork can all add a pop of color and visual interest. For a modern look, try hanging clothes on a floating rack along one of the walls for a streamlined look.
6. Make it Comfortable
Don’t forget to also make the space comfortable and inviting. Add a cozy chair and rug or throw, so you can comfortably fold or sort laundry and make it feel like it’s part of the rest of your living space.
Creating a minimalist laundry room doesn’t have to be hard or expensive. With these tips, you’ll be well on your way to an organized, clutter-free space. Keep it simple, be creative and give it your own personal touch – and you’ll have a laundry space you actually enjoy.
