Showing posts with label mounted drying rack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mounted drying rack. Show all posts

4.04.2014

It's The Little Things

Sometimes the simplest of addition to the house can be the most rewarding. If you have been following me for awhile, you know that I installed this in our previous laundry room and now I finally have it up in our new one. 

                 

It is just a mounted drying rack. 

A good looking one at that and something that made me so happy while doing laundry this week. I finally got to ditch the nasty metal one I have been using, which was broken. It was so so satisfying. It just goes to show that functional design is probably the most important part of your home. While pillows, art, and side tables are fun, the items that you will actually use in your home are most important. And there are good looking options out there. 

What do you need at your home desperately that you will use every day? I would love to help you out with the search. 

My next would be a tv console that hides all those damn boxes that my kids cannot get into. 

Have a great weekend. 
xo
Erin 

4.10.2012

Laundry Room Re-do

Our laundry/mud room has been an eye sore for quite some time. It is actually a large space, but was being well underutilized and looking all around sad. 


The only thing missing from this before photo is a giant pile of shoes on the floor. Clearly that closet was a catch all for everything and nothing at all. 

We knew we needed to make some changes and found lots of inspiration from Pinterest. Some images were just for dreaming about and some actually had ideas we could use. 








And so the painters and contractor went to work and while there is still some work to be done, we now have a space that we can actually use. 




The new bench with cubbies, hooks and extra storage is fantastic. I found the bead board drying rack on this site for an incredible price. The mounted rack is genius and a huge space saver. We are still thinking about getting rid of the cabinet and getting stackables, then adding a counter with more storage. But for now, we are going to live with this and see what next steps will work best for us. 

Just a little home project that has made a huge difference. 

xo
Erin 





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