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Fall House Hunt Design tips for a functional and fun laundry room No matter how you hang it, iron it or fold it, dirty laundry is a reality that no one can truly dodge. Get more design inspiration at ...

Add functionality and create a more expansive feel by maximizing vertical space. Use built-in cabinetry for a custom look that adds storage, or a budget-friendly tall freestanding shelf. Choose ...

Laundry rooms in residential homes appear to have come a long way in the last century. Advancements in washer-dryer technology and current interior design trends have inspired families to think ...

For many, the laundry room is little more than a place to get stuff done — and then get out. Seattle home organizer Kammie Lisenby is even more to the point: “It’s the place where we all dread to go.” ...

The washer and dryer, once hidden away in the basement, have been moving into bedrooms, kitchens, mudrooms, hallways and other easy-to-get-to places in the home. The laundry is often also the cleaning ...

Imagine a chic organizer that holds dirty clothes, keeps laundry essentials within reach, and rolls away when not needed.

Rich millennials are splurging on laundry rooms, a space in the home that was largely hidden from guests and therefore neglected.

According to Jennifer Morris, the plans for her clients’ soon-to-be renovated guest bathroom originated in a somewhat unexpected place: the kitchen. “My client was moving forward with a kitchen ...

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