If you have a washing machine at home, you often have enough space for that – modern dwellings aren’t about having a separate laundry space. Where to put your washing machine to avoid making it one more eye sore? Put it somewhere comfortable and then hide it smartly, here are some ideas to do that.
Bathrooms
Laundries and washing machines are most often placed in bathrooms. Check out how much space you have and then place there a mini laundry there or a washing machine – it can be a large or small cabinet or you can just place your laundry next to the shower and cover it with a folding or sliding door. Your vanity can be also used to hide a washing machine if you don’t need storage space inside it.
A bright bathroom done with terrazzo with a washing machine hidden by the shower space and behind burgundy doors.
A mini laundry hidden in the contemporary bathroom, with drawers, shelves and open shelves plus folding doors.
A modern monochromatic bathroom with a hidden wahsing machine and storage space next to the shower.
A neutral minimalist bathroom with a sleek white vanity that hides a washing machine right here.
A pretty neutral bathroom with a wooden sink, a shower space and a mini laundry and storage space behind folding doors.
A small laundry hidden right in the bathroom, with built-in lights and folding doors is a very comfortable solution.
A warm-colored modern bathroom with a washing machine hidden in the wall and covered with doors.
A neutral bathroom design with some hidden storage.
A welcoming neutral bathroom with a mini laundry hidden in a large cabinet, with built-in lights.
Kitchens
Kitchens often hide washing machines, too, and if you have a large spare cabinet, feel free to place a whole mini laundry there! A kitchen will be more functional if you hide what you need in one of the cabinets and will save some space thanks to that. Your pantry can also host a laundry if you don’t need that much storage space but need a washing machine there.
A cozy white kitchen with wooden countertops and a washing machine built into a cabinet is a brilliant idea.
A modern black kitchen with a washing machine hidden in a cabinet is a stylish space-saving idea.
A small minimalist kitchen in neutrals, with a mini laundry hidden right here in the cabinet.
A small yet functional laundry hidden in the kitchen behind matching doors is a stylish hidden idea.
A white contemporary kitchen with a washing machine placed into a cabinet, which saves a lot of space.
A white tropical kitchen with sleek minimalist cabinets and a washer and dryer hidden in the kitchen island.
Other Ideas
You can basically hide your mini laundry or washing machine anywhere: in your entryway, in the mudroom or even closet, and just hide it with a sliding door or a folding one. Keep in mind that laundries can produce some moisture, which isn’t always good for clothes. You may make use of some dead space in your home and accommodate a large laundry instead of a small one. Place your laundry under the stairs or even for a cabinet in the dining room – the possibilities are endless!
A built-in washer and dryer right in the wall, hidden with a floor to ceiling mirror is a very smart and modern idea.
A farmhouse dining space with a washer and a dryer placed into a grey cabinet with semi sheer doors.
A mini laundry hidden in a closet behind semi sheer doors is a great way to keep it neat and not always seen.
A mini laundry hidden in the entryway behind a barn white sliding door is a very modern idea.
A mini laundry hidden right in the dining space in a large wardrobe is a great idea to try.
A monochromatic laundry hidden with folding doors somewhere in a mudroom or entryway.
A small laundry built into a sleek white cabinet is a great idea – you can place this cabinet anywhere.
A small laundry built into an awkward nook of your home and hidden with black shutter doors.
A small laundry placed right in an entryway and hidden behind mustard-colored sliding doors.
A stylish and functional laundry hidden under the stairs behind simple white doors.