Need help with laundry in downstairs bathroom
I'm buying a farmhouse in NJ built c. 1900 that has laundry in the downstairs half-bathroom, just off of the kitchen. There's no real laundry room and there's no other great place to put the washer and dryer. I'm thinking that the best solution would be to:
1. Remove the shelves on the wall
2. Buy a stacking kit for the washer and dryer
This should make better use of the space, but does anyone have any good advice for hiding the plumbing fixtures on the wall to the right of the toilet?
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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9 years agoStacking the machines is a great way to get more floor space - as for hiding the hook ups, a shallow cabinet to store your cleaning products would not only hide the hook ups when closed, but add more storage space to your home.
Diamond Cabinetry · More InfoYou could also incorporate a fold-out table to give you counter space when you need it, and be out of the way when you don't, such as in this photo:
Transformation d'un studio · More InfoBest of luck,
Melissa, Interior Designer at The Architects
Brandon Detherage thanked User- 9 years ago
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