18 Ways to Make Your Laundry Room the Best Space in the House

Who says chandeliers are only for formal spaces? Create ambiance in your laundry room by hanging a stylish and moody light fixture.

Even a functional room can benefit from purely beautiful touches, such as this vintage-inspired vignette!

If your household is pumping out laundry faster than you can do it, consider investing in a second washer and dryer. Stack them up and get to work. You'll be twice as efficient.

Keep the floor clear and utilize empty wall space by mounting a pegboard to hang laundry-room essentials from. It will look extrastylish if you coordinate hanging items around a color scheme.

It might be a chore, but you can still make doing laundry glamorous by putting up dazzling wallpaper. As evidenced by this metallic butterfly print, the right wall treatment can transform a space.

Give what's underfoot some attention! This homeowner went with high-end marble tiles (swoon), but you can get a stunning floor at any price point.

Don't make the laundry room's design an afterthought. Give this space the attention and budget it deserves — considering both your practical needs and personal style — and we promise it will show.

Maximize space and style with creative drying options, like this wall-mounted rack or flat drying drawers, which are great for delicates.

In a room designed to deal with baskets full of laundry, it's inevitable that a few stacks of clothes will occasionally build up. Don't stress. Just accept the unavoidable mess.

Dazzling backsplashes aren't just for the kitchen anymore. Enliven your laundry room with some behind-the-counter design details.

It's all about the details! Elevate the look of the entire space by selecting thoughtful accessories, such as this vintage-style retractable brass clothesline.

Give your laundry room a one-of-a-kind look with unique decor, just as you would with the rest of your home. We love these shabby-chic vintage locker shelves, a flea market score.

Streamline your work area by swapping out unattractive plastic detergent bottles and cardboard boxes for glass jars. They're functional, are beautiful, and give your laundry room a polished look.

Toss those plastic laundry bins, and put clothes into attractive baskets. This simple swap makes the entire space look more refined.

Pretty curtains are not only easy to hang, they also quickly hide a mess. Use a pretty print to add an extra design element to the room.

Some framed wall art — especially art as adorable as these laundry-themed prints — can bring a space to life.

Don't make the mistake of only upgrading home spaces seen by guests. Your eyes are reason enough to install attractive upgrades, like beadboard and crown molding, in the laundry room.

This homeowner stayed true to her home's signature Victorian style when decorating her laundry room, installing a traditional chandelier and patterned wallpaper.