Laundry rooms are typically forgotten rooms despite their utility. It is often easier to close the door. However, they are important and essentials parts of any home as they not only serve a necessary function, they also provide incredible convenience.Everyone has dirty laundry.

A customer noticed that their laundry room floor’s tiles were coming up and wanted to replace the floor. On inspection it was clear that there was significant water damage to the subfloor, which also needed repair. I shared some ideas with the customer and we did some additional work, including: changing out the old and stained sink with a hanging one (providing more space underneath), painting the room, and adding a laundry room box that included a drain as her old setup drained the washer directly into the washtub. We also added a newer and much brighter ceiling light to make the washing experience a little bit nicer.

This is the original setup. The floor is worn as are the baseboards. The sink is old and stained, and the washer drains into the sink. The ceiling light is a fluorescent type.
The new hanging sink adds more storage below.
A new laundry room box adds a drain for the washer.
A new floor and baseboards, new paint, and a new ceiling light transform a drab room into a bright and cheerful one.