Laundry Closet Makeover Reveal

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Today we are so excited to show you our laundry closet makeover reveal! Last Monday we showed you the before and during process of having an existing closet built out in order to accommodate a washer & dryer.  We hadn’t anticipated when we purchased our home that it would be such a nightmare to install a washer & dryer, but I guess it comes with the territory of being a home owner 🙂  We are so happy with the outcome, though, and are so excited to show you how the project turned out! This post contains affiliate links. 

To jog your memory, this is what the closet looked like before we got started…

This closet got made over into laundry room. The result is amazing.

Then this is what the space looks like today…

We can keep the laundry closet hidden with these two folding doors. They also take up less space.

And here how the interior of the closet looks…

it goes to show that you can turn a small space into something incredibly useful. So thrilled with the outcome of our laundry closet makeover.

It’s a small space, but we have some great shelves to help with storage and really maximize the space.

Staying organized was partly the motivation behind the laundry closet makeover. With the custom shelves, stackable unit, and other elements, this small space makes a big impact.

We utilized all of the space in our laundry closet by adding these custom shelves. It is perfect for holding towels, linens, and cleaning supplies.

We had these custom shelves made for the closet and wanted to make the most of the laundry space. Using this industrial basket helps to keep organized.

I love this glass bottle I found on clearance at TJ Maxx for only $2…I thought it was perfect to hold our liquid detergent! You can find one similar here.

We found this glass bottle at TJ Maxx and thought it would be perfect to for holding liquid detergent. It's a great addition to the laundry closet makeover.

For this makeover, we wanted to keep things clean. We used a clear jar and filled it with detergent. And since we love mason jars, we thought it would be great s laundry scoop.

I found this galvanized bucket at a salvage yard and thought it would be the perfect waste basket for the dryer sheets.  I’m using a napkin holder for the box of dryer sheets (we love Mrs. Meyer’s) and think it turned out so cute if I do say so myself.

Since this laundry closet is a small space, this galvanized bucket is the perfect size. Plus, it's the best place to put dryer lint.

We used a napkin holder in our laundry closet to make things a little more easy when doing laundry. And we absolutely love Mrs. Meyer's products, especially lavender.

Another great find I got at TJ Maxx were these Max Studio towels…I love the pattern and they are so soft and fluffy.

The towels by Max Studio are perfect for the Laundry Closet. And they are in two of our favorite colors, gray and white.

I know I sound like a broken record, but I got this perfect sign at HomeGoods for a steal 🙂 You can find a similar laundry sign here

When we found this laundry sign at HomeGoods, we new it would be perfect for the laundry closet makeover. Such an awesome find!

I really wanted to maximize the space, so I added a cute print and this awesome hanging accessory that is great for hang drying clothes.

The laundry closet is small, but we wanted to incorporate a little character into the space. We decided to use a little bit of color to brighten it up, as well as this great coat hanger we got from the Country Living Fair.

Another great deal from you know where that is great for our laundry basket…Here are similar baskets to the one I found. 

This great basket, which is industrial in style, is from HomeGoods. It is perfect for the small space of the laundry closet.

Mom had this print in her old laundry room and wasn’t using it anymore…I’ve always loved it and thought it added a pop of color.  I had to add a crepe myrtle bloom since it mirrors the color in the print…so beautiful!

By incorporate some fresh flowers, or I should say branch from our create myrtle, it just adds a little pop of color to our laundry closet makeover. And we loved being able to use this vintage print.

I know this sounds a bit odd, but finally having a washer & dryer has been life changing.  Up until now, I didn’t fully realize how much time we were wasting on the weekends with going to the laundromat.  It is so nice to be able to do laundry in the comfort of our home.

To complete the look of the laundry closet makeover, we used items from HomeGoods, TJ Maxx, Country Living Fair, Home Depot, and Mrs. Meyers. We couldn't have asked for a better outcome to this project for our home.

We hope you all love the reveal as much as we do.  We’d love to hear any of your laundry room fiascos…I know a lot of us have them 🙂

By using a small closet, we slightly built it out and turned it into a small laundry closet. We are thrilled with the outcome of this small space.

Shop the look – Here are similar items we used in our design:

Industrial Laundry Basket
Rustic Laundry Sign
Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day Dryer Sheets, Lavender
Galvanized Bucket

 

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34 Comments

  1. I can’t believe you guys fit all that in a closet! It looks so fantastic 🙂 Great job as always ladies!

    1. 2 Bees in a Pod says:

      Dearest CoCo-

      Thanks for your sweet comment! It’s amazing what can be created from desperation 🙂 By not having a laundry area for so long – it gave us a lot of time to plan the laundry closet.

      xo-
      Jennifer

      1. Are those stackable washer and dryers or did you just take your washer and dryer and put it on top of each other?

    1. Thanks Erin! It took some time, but so glad it’s finally done. Aren’t the towels great…I’m wishing I had bought more 🙂

  2. So super cute !!! I love it all ! It’s so important to feel fresh and clean in a laundry room! Great job!

    1. Thanks Lesley! We’re so happy with how it turned out and that we can finally do laundry in our home 🙂

  3. Y’all did an amazing job fitting it all in AND having it look great too!

    1. Hey Angie!

      Can’t thank you enough for your kind comments. It was definitely a labor of love. Never thought we would be so happy to do laundry 🙂

  4. Lovely job! It looks fantastic. I like the small details.

    1. Thanks so much Jae! We waited for this space for so long…we really wanted it to be just right 🙂

  5. What a pretty little space! I love the clean look, and your genius creative use of space for this laundry space. Love the towels, love the sign….it ALL looks great 🙂 I will pin this to my Laundry Room Inspiration board 🙂

    1. Thanks Melanie! It was definitely a labor of love that took some time, but it was well worth it 🙂

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  7. Wow! What a fabulous use of space. I love it. Thanks for the inspiration. Pinned 🙂

  8. This is a great makeover. It would be prefect for our house when we add our second floor.

  9. This is what we are going to do. Moving our washer & dryer from basement to our small closet up stairs. How did you vent the dryer?

  10. Great job! It’s as beautiful as it is useful. How did you secure the washer and dryer? Thanks for sharing this.

    1. Hi Elizabeth, We just had our stackable washer and dryer delivered yesterday. They sell stacking kits at appliance stores for around $70. The stacking rails are secured to the top of the washer and then the feet of the dryer are secured in the stacking rails.

  11. Beautiful job!! Do you have more info about the shelves? We’ve just bought a house with a laundry closet and I would love to add some permanent shelves instead of the smallish closed cupboard that is there now. Thanks 🙂

  12. I love what you did.
    we have a similar closet laundry. Can you please tell me where you bought the shelving.
    Thank you

  13. love love love what you did with closet!!! What brand and make model are the washer and dryer?

  14. karen barron says:

    Hey ladies. I’d love to do this for my mom so she doesn’t have to travel up and down the stairs for the current laundry room. How did you and who did you use to establish water and electricity hook ups for the washer and dryer? . Thanks.

  15. I have been looking for some ideas for what I call my closet laundry room. Its in the down stairs bathroom I knew I wanted shelves but did not know how it would look having to put them side ways. And then I seen yours and it won me over ☺ thank you

    1. Hi Rena –

      We are so glad that you found our post helpful! When we designed our tiny laundry room closet, space and organization was key. The sideways shelves made so much sense and we are happy that we did it! Good luck with your project. We would love to see it when you’re done!

      Hugs,
      Vicki and Jenn

  16. Love what you did with the Laundry Room! Please tell me where you got your shelving at? I just moved into a house with a tiny laundry room, similar to yours. Please let me know.

    1. Thanks so much Ashley! The guys who did the work built these shelves for us, since it was such an odd space. Sorry we’re not much more help, but we’re sure you’ll find the perfect shelves to fit in your laundry room 🙂

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