The laundry cycle is never-ending, which is all the more reason to make the process of sorting, washing, drying, and folding more enjoyable. A quick way to accomplish this is by giving your laundry ...

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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 ...

The national average cost to remodel a laundry room is $8,100, though the cost can range anywhere from $1,300 to $15,000. The exact cost for this project will depend on factors such as the room size ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jamie Gold writes about wellness design and related housing topics. Laundry rooms used to be dark, dreary spaces tucked out of ...

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.” ...

Your laundry area, whether it’s a tiny closet or a corner of the basement, can actually be a happy place. Jessica Centella and Kiera Kushlan of Residents Understood in Washington, D.C., recently ...

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 ...

Let’s get one thing straight: Laundry rooms are first and foremost about functionality. But there’s a trend toward moving laundry rooms out of dark basements and into the limelight — and treating them ...