This is a tiny portion of my laundry room makeover that I've been working relentlessly on. It is difficult to take before and after pictures when your hands are covered with texture and paint and tile adhesive. And a gal needs plenty of rest to get major things accomplished. Right?!
I've been dreaming of a pretty and beautifully scented laundry room because mine was very neglected. Artfully arranged household items and a few pieces of art add interest and sophistication to an otherwise boring room.
I painted the walls sandy white and now I'm in the process of hanging several colorful mosaic antique mirrors for extra light. Mosaic tables with shelves that I've designed will provide functional art for folding laundry.
Lovely scented room and linen sprays, and decorative apothecary jars filled with detergent and cleaning powders, will be displayed rather than ugly boxes. Liquid detergent will be kept on a shelf behind lace.
I like to use vintage floral and rose-patterned teacups in various sizes for pretty measuring scoops in glass jars.
Next, I plan to hang several shelves using decorative brackets to display pretty baskets for products such as spray starch, and keep them out of sight.
This gorgeous hand painted chair with rosy feather pillow is perfect for my laundry room because I may need to sit down and replace a button on something.
I'm not finished with all of my plans for the laundry room but I have accomplished much.
Instead of piling pretty Little treasures into a trunk or drawer turn them into a part of your decorating. Just look at the pretties I've brought forth from trunks and drawers.
The rest of my home will be restyled with soothing white hues and neutral colors, but my laundry room will be pretty in raspberry and blue. I hope the humble photos of my abode inspire you to have a prettier, organized, and beautifully scented laundry room. Until next time, Brook
" Don't watch the clock, do what
it does. Keep going."
