On the left is the old storage unit that found a new home in the studio. On the right is the new unit that H made me. |
I filled the new unit with storage boxes that contain my ever growing collection of paper plates and napkins that I use in tablescapes. |
I don't normally do any spring decorating in the laundry room. but since I was redecorating anyway....why not add a few! |
I used more of my sheet to make new covers for the the shades on the chandy that hangs over the desk. |
More Easter decor since I was already redoing the laundry room anyway....lol! |
I changed the mirror with one I had on hand ................ |
The sea shell mirror went to the studio to store until I find a new place for it. The new mirror is a left over from a redo in the hallway. |
Here is a close up of the new valance . I used the bed springs as a vase for single stemmed roses. The big buffalo check bows came from the fireplace mantel.....which got a new look for Easter. |
Since the dryer is now over by the window, I decided to add a pretty green fern to the top of it. |
I put my fern in a galvanized pail ...remember...... I am adding some metal and farmhouse style pieces! |
I get asked a lot where I store everything. Well, I have the studio ......and the utility room has tons of storage |
These cabinets could use a little straightening up but they weren't too messy, so I'll let you see inside them..... |
I have vintage and everyday use bed linens stored here. I also have yard sale sheets for large fabric projects stored here too. |
There's a long set of built in cabinets above the washer and dryer where I store cleaning products and misc. |
It all looks darling Penny!
ReplyDeleteI like your pretty storage boxes.... and what a wonderful amount of cupboards for storage. :)
ReplyDeleteOh Wow Mrs. Penny i do love your gorgeous lamp shades that you made over the desk, and your beautiful linens that is in your beautiful cabinet, and i just love everything i saw in your beautiful wash room.... now that would make me feel good just to go in there and do my laundry or anything else i wanted to do!....great job as always and sooooo gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteA nice little work space too, for small projects. I can see setting up mending/etc. here. We have our washer dryer in the kitchen which is convenient, instead of going up and down stairs...so I do love having it on the same level for carrying things. Lovely and very, springy! Sandi
ReplyDeleteThe laundry room is very cute. Love your idea of using the vintage bed springs for the window valance. Your vision always produces the most beautiful and fun vignettes. I keep all your posts in a special folder as I love to go back and look at all the fabulous ideas you have. Very inspiring and uplifting. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't mind doing laundry in there at all. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy laundry room! I love it! :) Thank you for sharing with us on the Art of Home-Making Mondays at Strangers & Pilgrims on Earth!
ReplyDeleteI love everything you do, every single before and after! This room looks very romantic
ReplyDeleteHugs Alessandra
It looks so lovely! I just love the furniture!
ReplyDeleteI love how cheerful you've made this space! A wonderful collection of lovelies you have combined in this room!
ReplyDeleteA romantic laundry room! So sweet, Penny. I can't believe how much storage your home has. That is a huge bonus!!!! Love it!!! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteYour laundry room is gorgeous! I'm envious of all the storage space! I love everything you post. Friend always, Regina
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ReplyDeleteLove all the changes that you have made!! You never cease to amaze me with what you can do with a sheet!! LOL!! I just changed our Powder Room over to my pink and black sort of Victorian look from the Winter Snow Buddies......and I am finally taking down my Valentine's décor...I have actually worked quite a bit lately and had no time.....
Hugs,
Deb
Thanks for always linking up and sharing your decorating ideas with us at #OvertheMoon Link Party.
ReplyDeleteIf you've got to do laundry anyway, it might as well be done in a beautiful space!
ReplyDeleteI want to paint my laundry room cabinets, and walls, but will need the hubby to be gone when I do it. Maybe he will go to the lake house soon, and leave me here. (lol) Then, I can get it done. He doesn't allow me to climb when he's here. :) Your laundry room is lovely. You have such a talent for decorating!! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGoodness! Your laundry room is nicer than any room in my HOUSE! Beautiful colors and prints!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely. Who knew laundry could be done in such style?
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
What? A laundry room with no clothes all over the floor? Lol. Really this is the cutest laundry room I have ever seen, I think I might actually like doing laundry if I had a room like this...might.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful laundry room! And I love ALL your décor, our home is 107 years old, I decorate, or try to, a lot like you do! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSeparating the washer and dryer was a great idea and thanks for letting us take a peek into your storage closets and thank you for sharing with us this week at Celebrate Your Story, have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteWow, you have a beautiful laundry room, and it is huge!
ReplyDeleteI would definitely love to do my laundry if our LR looked as sweet as yours! Thanks so much, Penny, for coming to the Let's Talk Vintage party each week! Giving you a feature today!
ReplyDeletePenny, your laundry room is sweet as can be! Your new, industrial farmhouse touches are lovely, but that ornate mirror--to die for :) Thanks so much for linking up your posts with us at Vintage Charm--
ReplyDeletePenny, you're incredible. I'm amazed at how you can make even a laundry room look beautiful and romantic. Wow, what a ton of storage you've got in this room--and you need it for all your beautiful linens.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining the Grace at Home party. I'm featuring you this week!
I love this room! You did a great job, don't think I would mind do laundry so much in this pretty room, Hugs
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