How nice to have a window in your laundry room! Since we were getting new windows all over the house, it enabled us to do a taller window here, to match the height of the taller window we were doing in the next room over.
The stackable w/d units enabled us to build a tall storage cabinet in place of one of those appliances, and the tall hanging cabinet was incorporated on the opposite side.
We changed out the door from a single door that opened into the room and blocked some of the storage, to two 18” double doors that open out and could lay on the outside wall when open.
Some elevated finishes like a fun, hex tile floor and a dark blue tile backsplash make it more interesting. We also used the same walnut cabinet pulls we used in the kitchen, which brought some warm color into this space. I topped the tile backsplash off with a strip of walnut to add just a touch of detail there too.
I was hoping we would have some leftover Taj Mahal slab material from the primary bath and the powder bath for this room. However, we didn’t have anything left so I chose a quartz product that is a great look alike for Taj Mahal. It’s a durable and good looking alternative, Solitaj from MSI. Not as pricey as the real Taj Mahal!
