7 Amazingly Clever Ways To Organize Your Laundry Room

The laundry room is a very important part of your home, that’s why it’s essential to keep it well organized, tidy and functional to help keep your home running smoothly. If you don’t have a laundry room, you at least have a closet area or a nook somewhere in your home, all the more reason to help get in organized and working better for you.

Open shelving can be very efficient for finding things, as long as you have things such as canisters and labelled baskets so that everything has its place and is neat and tidy. Having somewhere to store your dirty clothes is essential to the laundry process, whether you have a basket stored in your bedroom, or hanging from a hook on the wall in or next to your laundry area.

Ideally, built-in cabinets or open shelving to store bins would be the most organized and functional way to sort your dirty clothes. If you have limited laundry room space, we have various clever solutions for you as you continue on through this article.

If you need a drying rack to hang your delicates, there are plenty of ideas below, as well as innovative ways to conceal or hang your ironing board.

Read on for some great tips below and prepare to be inspired. Enjoy and don’t forget to let us know which room most inspired you and why!

1. This small laundry area features open wooden shelving that has been DIY’d to host easily accessible items to make the homeowners life a lot easier! Small baskets, colorful mason jars and a lamp to illuminate the space makes laundry fun and attractive!

2. Open shelving, canisters of laundry detergent on the countertops, a laundry basket, and an area for hanging delicates (cleverly concealed by a small curtain) are a few of the great features that this small laundry room has to offer. Bright orange walls helps to add a punch of color to the space.

3. Custom built-in cabinetry offers plenty of functional space for laundry and other household items. Glass-fronted cabinetry on the uppers allows visually attractive elements to be shown off, while open shelving units allows space to hold laundry baskets.

4. In this laundry area, instead of incorporating bulkier drying racks into the design, custom drying drawers were installed, making efficient use of limited space.

5. Pull-out wire drawers, deep cabinetry and shelving above the washer help keep everything neat and tidy and in its place!

6. This laundry space has been organized by cabinet, where frosted glass doors with labels helps to determine where laundry necessary laundry items are stored. A stainless steel countertop above the washer and dryer allows for the perfect spot to fold your clothes as you take them out of the dryer.

7. Some clever ideas here, with an fold-down ironing board by Whirlpool that is concealed by a cabinet door. There is also a drying cabinet that features a timed heating element to dry your delicates, wet bathing suits or damp towels from the swimming pool, etc.