We agree that a bathroom and laundry powder room combo is a sensible choice, as it eliminates the need to move between two separate rooms.
Machines that do laundries, such as washers and dryers, have shrunk in size without losing any of their previously-revered efficiency. That is to say, a separate space is no longer required just for laundry. A washing machine can be easily concealed in a toilet stall, freeing up valuable floor space in the kitchen or bedroom.
That being said, where would one put the toilet, sink, washer, and dryer in such a small space? With proper preparation and some clever interior design touches, anything is possible.
As such, we thought it would be helpful to collect some examples of our preferred bathroom-laundry room hybrid layouts. If you’re looking for some home decor ideas, maybe the pictures below will help. The water’s fine, so let’s jump in!
- Install a set of built-in shelves in a concealed closet to finish off your bathroom/laundry room combination.
Including built-in shelving around the laundry area is a simple way to make the transition from separate laundry rooms to a combined bathroom and laundry room. You’ll have a spot to keep clean clothes and a spot to keep washing supplies.
The washer and dryer are concealed in a linen closet beside the shower in this cheerfully yellow bathroom. A shower and laundry machine is a clever combination that saves time and space.
The shelving units completely block off one wall of the closet. Utilizing adjustable shelving allows you to modify the height of each shelf to suit your requirements.
Paint the inside of this closet the same color as the bathroom walls, which is Philadelphia Cream (HC30) by Benjamin Moore. The white shelves will tie the two rooms together and complement the white molding around the door and baseboards.
Bathroom laundry rooms may be made to look chic by concealing the washer and dryer behind wooden bifold doors.
Don’t stress if your bathroom doesn’t come equipped with a linen closet. Simply construct your own and seal off part of the living space. Put the washing machine behind some stylish wooden bifold doors.
The under-mount sink is also made from the same wood material. Once again, one of our favorite ways to give a space a cohesive theme is to use that material for several distinct features.
You may install some shelves inside this little closet to store cleaning agents, air fresheners, and other bathroom accouterments. If you want to save time, you may install a clothes hanger pole here and just hang up the clean clothing as it is done.
Wood tones from the door and sink countertop are complemented by a nice neutral color choice in the remainder of the bathroom. Simply use white wall paint, a white porcelain toilet, and white window shutters to get the desired effect.
Additionally, a round frameless mirror hung above the sink would be a nice finishing touch.
Thirdly, a modern bathroom/laundry room combo with shaker cabinets and a black console sink.
Another popular trend in modern bathrooms is to incorporate a laundry wall or cabinet set, transforming the area into a hybrid laundry room/bathroom.
First, the stackable washer and dryer set should be placed on the wall opposite the sink and toilet. Cabinets can be arranged in a ring around the machine, creating a secure environment.
The beige porcelain tiles that make up the floor complement the white walls well. These pastels go well with the white appliances, white walls, and white ceilings in the kitchen. A black console sink will help to break up the monotony of the area.
Add a sleek black towel rack to the wall across from the bathroom sink. The rattan washing basket is not only a nice touch but also serves a practical purpose. Whatever is inside may be washed together with the rest of the load.
4 Outfit Combined Bath/Laundry Room with Stainless-Steel Accents and a Clear Glass Shelving Unit
We have included a space for a washer and dryer in this contemporary bathroom design, right next to the tub.
Possible reasons for not using built-in shelves include a lack of available wall space and a preference for a more minimalist look. A small box can hold detergents and other laundry necessities and be kept on top of the washer. To use, simply slide it out.
The layout of the bathroom is uncomplicated. Since the walls and floor are white, it makes the room feel airy and uncluttered. Stainless steel is a great material for the towel handle, handrail, sink, and shower.
If you start with a washing machine that’s this hue, you have the freedom to experiment with a much more striking shade. Consider the stunning example of metallic grey’s modern elegance. It’s a chic option that will immediately update the look of your lavatory.
The grey quartz countertops and grey cabinetry aren’t shown here either. If you want to give your bathroom a sense of depth and warmth, consider painting the walls a warm shade of grey. You don’t want your house to have that remote, frigid feeling.
5 Floral Wallpaper and a Built-In Countertop Beautify the Farmhouse Laundry Room/Bathroom
This combined laundry room and bathroom might appeal to those who appreciate the homey feel of a farmhouse. You’ll find all the hallmarks of a traditional country home here.
Beaded Wall Panels, a floral wallpaper, and Nafco Luxury Vinyl Tile, a beautiful floor, make a lovely combination. Specifically, the Modern Slate with Grout Joint can give the room vintage air. Add some finishing touches by painting one or more walls green.
The best part about this bathroom is the dedicated laundry space it features. You may install a washer and dryer in the area normally occupied by a huge bathtub. Lancaster doors painted with Medallion’s Silverline White Icing and topped with Bianca Luna laminate were used here.
The sink area is the same brand of countertop as the rest of the counter and features an under-mount sink in addition to storage cupboards and drawers.
A blue bathroom with wooden accents and vanity above the washer and dryer are some ideas for number six.
Why not attempt a magnificent all-blue design for your next bathroom and laundry combo that brings together comfort, luxury, and practicality?
Here, the blue walls make a profound and striking statement, complementing the room’s many wooden features. Wooden elements such as the tub’s footrest, baseboards, and a vanity top above the washer and dryer can all be used to accentuate the color scheme.
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