Style My NEW Laundry Room with Me!!

[@Elizabeth77536]

You know those hangers that are wooden with the clips on them for pants? You can use those on your wall and with the metal clips hang photos from them. It’s a cute idea for laundry room decor!

[@kevinstanfield5708]

Put a large wicker laundry basket under the sink, no curtain but definitely put curtains between lower cabinets to the left of the hutch. Maybe put your rags in a wire basket.

[@lindadelaiarro4081]

I love everything you have done so far. I'm wondering how often you actually have overnight guests. If it's often enough, I would say to keep adding a few items such as a coffee pot with the glass mugs on a tray on the counter. If it's not very often, I would probably have those items available but store them in the cabinets. You could easily take them out and arrange a beautiful counter before your guests arrive. Otherwise, you will be seeing that room each and every day, so I would decorate with decor that makes you happy. I know whatever you decide, it will look absolutely beautiful, as it always does!

[@laurenegruett4443]

Such fun.... I just love the light pine hutch! If you ask me, I would put a large tray where the lamp is and put all coffee supplies and maybe, toaster for easy access. Then, remove the gingham cloth and use on other 2 open spaces. Under the sink I would find a wicker basket to use as a large waste basket so you can see under the sink and easy to throw things away. You will move things around for quite awhile as things fall into place. Beautiful job hubby!

[@maryjomathews4749]

Like the gingham fabric. The clear coffee cups don't show up but that could be what you are looking for. I think a nice tray with cups, coffee press and toaster would be nice on that corner for guests. An accordion drying rack would work well in the spot by the sink. You will pull it all together, you always do 😁

[@PineandProspectHome]

Aww thank you so much!! I appreciate the helpful suggestions! 😀

[@saidaswift9531]

@@PineandProspectHome I was thinking the same thing. l LOVE the idea of a tray that corrals all of the morning stuff. Designate an area where guests will go to prepare coffee, toast or whatever. A marble riser or lazy susan would be pretty to elevate some coffee syrups/creamers (Amazon has some that have a vintage cut glass look). There's a drawer beneath with a cabinet so you can use those hidden storage spaces for coffee pods, sugar, spoons, snacks, hot/cold cereal (which get put there just before guests come so there's no spoilage). The open space where you put the hamper can be where you slide a mini fridge. A small wicker garbage can would be nice. Both fabrics are pretty but like you, Andrea, I prefer the green gingham material. Let your hubby know that he did an amazing job. These are just some ideas but i'm confident that whatever you choose, it will be beautiful. Love this channel.

[@karenlawson888]

I think the gingham fabric would finish of your vintage inspired look. Also I’m totally in love with the mini wash board

[@lindacoslet2883]

Ditto on the tray!

[@sylvettemaricot3836]

Love what you did with the space. I'll put a tray underneath the glass bottle to prevent any spilling spot on the wood. And I won't put any fabric under your sink. The stone is so beautiful you have to let it open, or maybe a big basket. Thanks for sharing your house with us

[@PineandProspectHome]

Great ideas, thank you!! 🤗

[@beckyscheller9358]

I love the area below the sink and would not cover it up but put baskets and/or crocks under there. Also maybe more green plants on top of the hutch,real or fake. Love the toaster also Beautiful area Hope to see more of the basement

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you so much! Great suggestions!! 😀

[@lauriewolhart5743]

I agree! Don't hide the beautiful brick floor. A collection of crocks would be cute under the sink. I saw one vlogger paint her white plumbing dark to mimic the look of old pipes. Turned out great!

[@lisafriend5535]

I agree with Laurie. Don’t cover it.

[@sueohara1574]

I like under the sink area left alone but if going with curtain I’d go with the gingham. More plants would look nice too. It will come together. Don’t rush it. Leave something fun to search for. You will know the right item when you see it on the hunt. It looks beautiful now though.

[@loisharry6221]

Personally, I would put the kitchenette on the hutch and use other space for laundry and folding area. I like the gingham.

[@michelebrink1363]

I was thinking the same thing. Use the hutch as the coffee bar and kitchenette. It is a slight separation from the laundry while blending in with it. You can store any linens, dishes, glasses, in it as well.

[@StephanieSmith-fd2dt]

You have such a gift to make things so lovely and beautiful. I love how thoughtfully you decorate.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Aww you're so sweet, thank you!! 😊

[@maria.p7642]

I love how open the space under the sink and cabinets, maybe a large basket?

[@shellybell7240]

First off, this laundry space is adorable! You have such an incredible eye for styling!! I would add a lamp in the corner near the hutch. It would really warm up that space. I would add a lamp whenever possible! Lamps add such interest with the light they provide and by bringing out textures with the shadows they give. I personally have a love/hate relationship with plug ins. A person almost canNOT have enough of them….but I DO try to hide them…even slightly. I hide them with framed art, books, plates, tall items, plants….and more. It is not hard to move those items if I need to use the outlet. The hutch seems like a perfect place to group the items to make your hospitality area. A hutch can be a space for anything….but it seems natural to house food and guest items there, plus it is close to the sink. You could even add inspirational books, just a few, for your guests to read. YOU may also need to be encouraged as you do endless laundry for your sweet boys!❤️ I truly love ALL you have done here!! I want to comment on the issue brought up of Temu. You know, we do our best with what we know….we need to follow the convictions that God, alone, gives us. I personally have boycotted a crazy popular store for 8 years. I have gone in to shop there a handful of times if it’s a wedding gift or I am shopping with a friend who wishes to go there. It’s been hard at times. I do not comment about it to others unless someone notices and asks me. Are there multiple other stores that could or should be boycotted? Probably….but I have stuck with one store (at this time) and I am sticking to my convictions. I am putting my time and attention to this store unless I am led to include more. I have kindly contacted my local store AND contacted people at the Corporate level. So my advice (that you didn’t ask for😬)is to pray about it and ask God to convict you if you should change a direction going forward. I always ask my husband as he is my friend whom I trust and admire and God often speaks to me through him. ❤ I respect his opinion. Blessings as you keep coming up with creative ideas and videos!! I really enjoy them! Thank you!!!!!!

[@suecraig8630]

You and your husband did an amazing job with the laundry area. I actually like the openness under the sink area. It looks so finished and shows off the pedestal for the sink. I do understand that a curtain would hide less attractive items, however. I would maybe get a cute stand for the mugs and put it by the toaster. I think they get a bit lost on the shelf. But, I know whatever you decide, it will look great.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you so much for the feedback, I appreciate it! 😀

[@irisdiaz7172]

I agree Sue the curtain takes away from the pretty wood detail under the sink

[@janefromthecountry1820]

Your husband is a self taught contractor. Did you know that when you married him? Its very rare the way he installs tile and remodeled that old basement.

[@maggiewalshkahlout6364]

Yes take the curtain away, it hides the beautiful legs of the sink and tiles .

[@suewaller7802]

Wow ! If you love the green gingham , you could use it to line a pretty laundry basket for Under the sink . Also love the comment for a false back to hide pipes and using more crocks as they r functional and look amazing in your space .

[@lianeabeyta4515]

As a grandma... with all your little ones... I would definitely put the vinegar , peroxide and bleach bottles on the top shelf. And I love the open brick under the great sink scallop. It would look great with a large oval laundry basket with white towels when you do have guests. I am glad you mentioned TEMU. I have been extremely hesitant ordering out of country, as I have had terrible luck with products not as portrayed on screen. Maybe I will try it out. Thanks for the code. The room turned out beautifully. What a great space . MY washer and dryer have been in the garage for 50 years next to my car! There is no room anywhere to relocate it.

[@kcotjo]

WOW your husband is so gifted with his ability to create such a great laundry room space. I love all your decorating ideas. I think my favorite is the gingham check sage green fabric. I like the lamp idea but I would use a small one or even no lamp and put in a wall socket type of night light/light. Maybe a couple flameless candles on the top shelf. No matter what you do, it will be adorable!! I always love all your decorating!! Plants in that area by the windows would be beautiful!! Great space!!

[@patneuenschwander2853]

I love the brick under the sink. A large basket would look great under there. Also, plants styled along with your decor would look great !

[@valeriecolvin6977]

I love the brick under the sink. It's a neat pop. Why not put a large laundry basket from Longer Berger or a wicker one under the and layer wash boards to hide plumbing. That lil wash board on the counter needs another behind it. They're fun to collect too. If you're keeping the toaster and another coffee pot for guests, hide the non laundry themed things inside the hutch. Just my ideas. I'm doing our laundry room/pantry and have a hutch my husband made for my first anniversary gift 42 years ago in there along with a Hoiser cabinet. I'm going to show him your sink. I love it!

[@jeanettesinspirationaldesigns]

I think that I would use the wooden bowl for your wooden scrubby. And I think I would get a Long narrow white dish tray to put your glass softeners on it…Great job!

[@mimibatman2787]

I'm not finished watching the video yet, but I just wanted to pause to tell you how much I appreciate you and your channel. I always look forward to your videos, you are so positive and genuine and I love the way you let us into your decorating process. Thanks for spreading your light through your videos!!

[@trinaroe5132]

I’m always stopping to add comments as I watch too so I don’t forget! 😂 Or I take note as watching to add comments on multiple things.

[@user-bw8ki1qs6i]

I love the gingham material! I’d cover the spaces under the cabinets but leave the sink open and maybe put a large wicker basket under there. Such a gorgeous space though so no matter what you decide it’ll be beautiful ❤

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[@vernhedeen9807]

Love the green gingham fabric for under the sink....its classic. Basement beautiful and functional. You're very talented thank you for your videos

[@debbiewood3819]

..I would put my Borax near the appliance for quik use... I love the gingham under the sink!... The other two under counter spaces; I'd find one tall basket ( not corner space), ....or, corner, curtained, and a wooden stool under the center, under-counter, space..

[@janiceingle2131]

Since you want to create a guest area, the lamp and toaster would look in the corner where the large jar with Borax is -- create a coffee/breakfast nook. Small fridge in the "knee" area beneath could house snacks & food items for your guests/children; or put shelving in that area for laundry or other accoutrements. And what about a plant on the far left side? Whatever you do, the area will look lovely and comfortable.

[@ETcallhome]

I like the gingham too. I have found old wooden ironing boards for children. Something like that could even be used for shelves. Your husband does beautiful work. You are blessed.

[@crystalnoble7921]

I love the warmth of the wood bowl vs stoneware. The other side needs a plate/coffee cup rack like you have in the kitchen. Then the little toaster and a basket of napkins or towels. Even a jar of tea bags...just ideas 😊

[@bettywest7997]

I like the green check material. I would find a tiny flower print in the same green color for the other 2 openings. Beautiful job!!

[@lisaw7478]

Love the green gingham curtains. The laundry room is beautiful.

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[@tinafehr8394]

As so many have suggested no curtain under the sink is a good suggestion and fill it with a large basket with smaller ones in it. Also just use rub and buff to make the plumbing look old.

[@CarolinaSanz-qy3hz]

I would put the coffee pot and the cups on the window sill above the toaster to separate the laundry from the kitchen.

[@gretchenmaloyed9038]

You could always make a valance with blue material over gingham or make a runner for hutch. Beautiful home

[@janwood5585]

I vote for the gingham curtain. And how about the clothespin jar up in the empty space in your hutch? On the counter, put a small book or books in its place with your wooden bowl on top. Your laundry room is perfection.

[@cynthiagreen6927]

Your laundry room is perfect. Love the deep window and your sink.

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[@maiden411]

Your space is beautiful! Why not use that little “hamper” as a trash bin for like lint, etc. It would need a liner. The white coffee think is used on the stove to make espresso. Love the gingham! More greenery will warm up the space. You could put one of those prints on the top shelf of the hutch.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Great ideas, thank you so much!! 🤗

[@barbaradean5242]

A light tan linen look material under the cabinets for curtains and a large wicker basket in natural color under the sink and no curtain.

[@katfreedom9794]

I am loving this laundry area. You must be over the moon decorating it. I know I would be. The green gingham is adorable. Adding it to the other spots would bring it all together. The babies breath in the crock ties in with the green check beautifully. It's so lovely just like the rest of your home.❤

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[@betsyopdyke6120]

The gingham fabric is beautiful under the sink area. Those little scrub brushed would look really cute sitting on a small ironstone oval dish. Maybe put a little lamp in the corner, under the shelves. Your laundry room is amazing!

[@gailcooper5646]

Who would ever think that a laundry room could be so cozy and charming. I love it! You and your husband have done an amazing job. Enjoy all of your hard work, it is beautiful.

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[@shirleymcintyre4732]

Crocks under the sink! Different sizes. But if you do fabric I like the check. Beautiful room.

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you so much!! 😊

[@robbyjones9342]

Green one is the one I like. I do like how you decorated it

[@heathervertolli5646]

Love this space, it turned out so beautiful!! You mentioned about it being dual purpose laundry/kitchenette. An idea to think about it, in my opinion, I would take the hutch and designate that for kitchen like decor, group all like things together…the toaster & coffee mugs and such decor pieces…and leave the rest of the space for your laundry decor, just a thought.

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[@rachellebrooke4614]

Everything looks so charming! I love the blue fabric for below the sink

[@terrizimmerman5297]

Your laundry room is beautiful. I like the open space below your sink without curtains and your window is begging for plants. Thank you for sharing your home with us

[@jkp62]

What a beautiful laundry room! As for the sink, I adore the brick and I would suggest putting a removable panel painted the same as the sink base (maybe the headboard you have in some of the walls) to the back to cover the sink then get an antiqued brass bucket or longer brass bucket and put faux ferns or hydrangea in it, this will allow that brick to be seen and still create an airy feel.

[@katwest6778]

Well there you go again accurately styling in the English cottage style! 😊 it’s looking absolutely beautiful!and knowing your love for the English cottage style, I’m from the UK and I can say that gingham is a must for this style! So I say definitely go with the gingham 👏👏 love it! Xxx

[@kelleybeecher1779]

What a fun space. I LOVE the sage green gingham!

[@tashahelton1823]

I instantly thought Swedish ivy would be gorgeous hanging down from that window I love your ideas It's absolutely beautiful

[@emilyanderson8504]

I love the gingham!!!! It’s so precious!! I think a couple of floral arrangements would be an adorable addition too! I can’t wait to see you decorate it for Spring!

[@allisonrogers2388]

I love your decor style and your whole home is inspirational! Suggestion... make the wooden hutch a "laundry area" and move the glass jars over to the hutch, have the counter space as a kitchenette area with maybe a minifridge in one of the open spaces below. Love the idea of pastries in the basket for guests! Try to seperate the two areas as another viewer suggested. Absolutely beautiful and cozy basement space, you guys have done an exceptional job!

[@minide63]

I love the gingham for the curtain. The whole space is so pretty.

[@sheriparker8600]

I love it all! The gingham fabric is perfect. Y’all did an amazing job! Maybe consider keeping the guest items grouped together… even using a like a large tray? with the guests area /items not being ‘defined’ it could sort of appear being ‘scattered’ … but I absolutely love it all

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[@brendastover8761]

There is no right, wrong, first, or last area to decorate. You just do what makes you comfortable and take your time. I change my decor daily. Lol. Everything will come together.

[@donnawojdacz6969]

Love the gingham check for the sink skirt. Another idea I’ve used for a glass jar or basket is to have several bars of Fels Naptha soap. It has a neat vintage looking wrapper and the soap is wonderful to pretreat stains. I don’t know if you use your scrubbing boards but I do and they are awesome to use in conjunction with the Fels Naptha soap.

[@anniehamilton1709]

Love this area, you have both done a great job. It is coming together beautifully. I love the green gingham check fabric, it's perfect. TFS

[@charlotterogers1182]

Oh how beautiful ! I always enjoy your vintage style. And please keep the gingham, it's perfect. The artwork is looking custom for your space too. Enjoy your basement, you deserve it.

[@gwenwade6059]

The gingham is lovely. Do it in the other two spaces. You could even leave the sink space open. So gorgeous. A tray with the tea, coffee, sugar, jug, glasses, water, biscuits etc paraphernalia could work on your counter.

[@glendalafont1561]

Everything you do is so perfect. I like the gingham. Put some plants in those baskets in the window. What a laundry room. Great.

[@meganblasco2]

Love the art work on canvas! So pretty ……but I love the paintings you have done more!!

[@PineandProspectHome]

Aww thank you!! 🙂

[@vintagegirl2739]

Love the gingham & the green goes with the plants & greenery.

[@lillyloveshome9055]

The small laundry basket can serve as a lint collector trash thingy.

[@roxanevogel7203]

How fun to have a laundry room. I only have my washer and dryer in hallway closet. My suggestion for a laundry room addition would be a antique rug beater to hang on the wall. It’s alway a work in progress. Looking great.

[@evelynsmith4313]

I love! The decor design and yes do need flowing greenery in your baskets. and the gingham green is awesome!!!! Just love your hutch too! Great job!!

[@dianadougherty1082]

I would put the old iron on a top shelf standing on end...I love this space

[@SalvioneJen]

So beautiful. What a useful and lovely space! I like the idea of a small cabinet for the kitchen items, then they could be brought out when guests are visiting.

[@snuggleb100]

Voting for the gingham, is says cottage all over it. I agree with Mary Jo the clear coffee cups don't show up. I think plants and more pictures would add some cozy down there. Maybe a quilt. Just a suggestion. The dresses are lovely. Can't wait to see how you finish it up! We know it will be great! Hugs

[@nangel270]

One of those bell shaped baskets in the window would make a nice shade for your small lamp. Room looks great.

[@bythesea3968]

Love the space! Leaving the openings under the counter and sink give the space dimension which for the eye is so important because it is a small space. Maybe put a wooden or metal bar stool under the left opening and some open shelving in the corner alcove? I agree with another poster how the under the sink space is too cute to cover up. Maybe put a shallow canvas rolling bin on casters to hold hand towels, etc. this allows the brick flooring to still show their loveliness.I just love what you and your husband have created!

[@kate2create738]

Love the concept of converting your laundry space into a shared kitchenette. It might not be a well established concept here in the States, but this is a common design in many European/old world countries that don’t have the space to have a separate laundry room. The two most common spaces for laundry machines to merge in is either the kitchen or the bathroom aka wash room. It might be a good idea to explore even the modern homes of these places, especially London homes where it’s very common to have the laundry machine to be in the kitchen. Most of the aesthetic are more modern, yet it should help influence a natural blend of the space. The baskets certainly helps with the aesthetics, I have big box like baskets above my kitchen cabinets where there is enough space to give both height and storage space. I’ve become a sucker hoarding baskets thanks to channels such as this amazing channel, there seems to always be a good reason to keep extra around. Just make sure you have room for a laundry basket haha. I like the gingham curtain, I think that you probably need a little more items to help cement the space. Personally, I’d add something to ties the space because the color looks a little washed down and just needs little touches of color to anchor certain focal points. More of the gingham curtain would help, and perhaps stick to the sage green pops here and there to help tie in the space. Right now you have the bones and structures yet it seems like a blank canvas, just waiting for the final touches. Perhaps once again adding those baskets might be nice 😆

[@gailacook5102]

What a lovely laundry space!!! Maybe consider keeping the laundry supplies on the hutch and focus on baskets and kitchenette items with the baskets, toaster, French press and mugs on the wall with the window wells… I love this delightful new space!!!

[@dianejohnson7235]

That hutch is absolutely Beautiful and looks amazing in that space!!! Those checkered curtain looks so cotagey and I love it!

[@rebeccakelly2651]

I love all your ideas as always! But I agree with the subscriber who mentioned that either the laundry decor or the kitchen decor needs to be elsewhere. At this point, the coffee pot, glasses, and toaster aren't playing nice with the laundry items. The plants and baskets can stay, whatever direction you go in. I vote for the green gingham. It's perfect, and goes well with the artwork. If it were me, I'd have the items for guests tucked away and switch things out before they arrive. You use the laundry area every day, though, and it should be as beautiful as possible !!!!

[@jlsumner7]

It’s beautiful! I would use the gingham under all of it for spring/summer. I’d also use some wood similar to the hutch on the shelves by the window; the glass disappears into the wall. Just a couple ideas- and more plants, as you said. Love it!

[@ninajohnson6578]

Some plants and baskets next to that lamp would be great. Maybe using the blue material on the shade?

[@carolyost6733]

Really nice. I would add some lind of basket wastebasket under the cabinet. Maybe something baskets that's tall. Try putting the glass mugs on the hutch across from the other glass. Stack the mugs 2 to 3 together Great laundry /ktchen area !

[@michelechase4596]

beautiful! I would put all laundry items on hutch. All small appliances and kitchen items gathered on counter and shelf above. Gingham material looks nice.

[@teresaelling-peacefulhome]

LOVE this space! I vote for the gingham fabric - it’s adorable! My daughter suggested using it to also make a small, pleated shade for your lamp . 😊

[@nicolemangum5023]

I do think that adding more plants in the baskets will look pretty. Maybe add one of the prints you got in between the two baskets on the middle hutch shelf?

[@trinitybell945]

Im thinking the pins in the glass on the top shelf, glass bottles top shelf also, mugs hanging from hooks, linen napkins in the baskets with long handles hanging also❤

[@robinfriend2042]

Hey there! This space is adorable!! I think maybe think through some zones in this space. So a kitchen zone might be good for coffee and toaster and cups on a stand maybe and a basket for pastries or fruit. Then I think a laundry zone that is in a convenient place for your access. Then a spot or zone for other cleaning supplies. Then yes plants. A plant in that grey crock would be adorable whether real or faux. I also think sheer gauzy or linen fabric would be beautiful for your lower spaces and then open them like a window and put large basket storage items inside to peek out. I think you get the softness from the fabric and the warmth and texture from the baskets. Just trying to help. I am no expert. And you always make thing’s beautiful so go for it!

[@annh.]

That label maker took me back to around the fourth grade. That would have been in the early 70s. I had one very similar. 😁

[@PineandProspectHome]

Haha yes!! 😄

[@terrischwenk9217]

Pretty little lamp on counter. I see like a pottery based on with simple shade. Soft light

[@PineandProspectHome]

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[@roserodriguez5012]

I like the idea of leaving the sink open and the green gigham around the cabinets. I read the other comment about how you are excited and enthused and I thought so too! Great job!

[@katypiette3581]

I love the sink area! It's beautiful as is and I wouldn't cover it up. I would definitely add more plants for added pops of color. Maybe a rug/runner with some color would be fun too. The glass gets lost and I would 'stage' a breakfast area if you plan on using it as a guest space. You could also bring in color with cloth napkins in one of those baskets to have beautiful linens for your guests. Anyway, its absolutely beautiful! I live in Michigan too and it's so nice to see your beautiful home! You and your hubby have done SO MUCH work and you can tell you really care for your home. Thanks for sharing!

[@curtkimwhiteside7649]

Things are turning out beautifully. How about a white tray to corral the items by the sink? A small pair of small garden scissors hanging from a peg?

[@vintagesouthernbelle-nicholeco]

I love the look of little curtains under your sick. This will give you a super sweet soft look underneath and gives you hideaway storage. Put it behind the sweet bib your husband made for the sink base. Andrea, I absolutely love your laundry room. We are currently working on ours and you gave me some great ideas. I love your channel! Thank you so much for sharing ❤️❤️

[@MASep-bs5um]

LOVE this laundry area! With all your thrifting, the decor will be ever changing so don't stress about getting anything perfect right now. You can never have too many baskets! A drop of your favorite essential oil works wonderfully with the dryer balls! I'm definitely team green gingham - so charming! Could make curtains on a tension rod for the window across the room, too. (how great are those deep window sills!!) Or even cover a lampshade for a mini lamp on your hutch - and maybe line a basket or two. With the boys in the basement so much you might want to consider a larger fridge than for just an occasional guest. A diffuser to keep the area smelling fresh and welcoming might be a nice add as well. So lovely, so charming...so YOU! 👏 ~~MaryAnn🤗

[@colleenvanstone4904]

It's looking beautiful! I love the idea of some draping plants in the windows

[@PineandProspectHome]

Thank you!! 😀

[@emmabroadley6152]

I love❤the gingham material, a little bit of structure in the pattern but softness in the colour and the fold of the fabric, I think it brings lot of warmth into your laundry room Andrea

[@melissar6365]

Love the gingham, but also like the idea of letting the brick show. Hmmm… what about a large basket lined with the gingham, hanging over the edge? You could even find a basket with a lid if you wanted to hide what’s inside.

[@mefarm7159]

So I was thinking of a toaster oven or a bagel toaster and adding condiments to the big basket like jams, packets for tea, etc. I love those Spring dresses on you and your husband is an amazing craftsman! ❤ Love your show!

[@kathleenrichardson6695]

Gorgeous! Yes to hanging plants and yes to the gingham. Thank you for sharing.

[@hjill76]

I love the green material. It pairs very well with the earthy tones in your new (and beautiful!) laundry space. Love your channel! Very wholesome and cheery. 😀

[@kimkay8635]

Andrea, your laundry room is absolutely beautiful and I would want to do laundry all the time! My vote is for the green gingham fabric. Thank you for all your beautiful videos, I truly enjoy watching them.

[@Thriftedhomehaven]

Yes add the curtains to all 3 spots

[@phyllisgrossetti4511]

I love the beautiful space you and your husband have created in the laundry room. I think the space below the sink should remain opened. It has beautiful legs and trim design as well as the pretty floor.. Find a wicker laundry lay it on it's side add some rolled towels and a vintage baby dress. For a pop of color a faux or live plant in a terracotta pot.

[@bonnieskorupski]

Your style is impeccable and comes so natural for you! Definitely more green pants artificial or real for pops of green that goes so well with the paint color. your videos just get better and better!

[@jillanneshif]

U r blessed 2 have figured out your style at so young of an age...saves a lot of money. Love your style. Love the gingham print.

[@marilynmckelvey2361]

On the hutch, put white plates, trays or art work standup up. It should have a plate groove. If not, put a thumbtack in the shelve to hold the plate. If needs some variation in the background. Of course greenery is a must. Such a nice space in your home. Your husband did a great job too. Love your videos❤

[@ellenloveeggleston3251]

It is soooo beautiful!! Great job! I would love to see the little plant basket in the window well. Also, is putting the baskets in the window taking light? I mean having several...love a few. I love the art work! Thanks for sharing! Also, love the green gingham...but I love green. And I love the idea of the curtains...goes well with the new "cottage" look. You know? The little hits of wood look really nice with the clothes pins! Either wood handles in the crock or the wood bowl. I think I am leaning toward the crock with some wood handles. Either way, it is stunning, Andrea. You will probably change it around several times before you finally get it where you want it. Oh!! Love the idea of a lamp! I have an old crock that has been turned into a lamp...have had it for years! That would be so cute in your space!

[@micheleknoppel4176]

I love the green gingham! It all looks so adorable! I think you will love it all once you finish it and your guests will love it also! A pretty place for you to do your laundry!....A perfect area for a little kitchenette for them. Pretty, private and inviting!.... I love watching your videos. You have such a sweet calm voice and just you are adorable! Thanks for all of your decorating ideas! ...And I cannot wait to check out TEMU!

[@lilymorales5922]

Andrea, that laundry room is coming out really nice. I love the washboards & would consider putting them together as a grouping. Also, what you said about hanging greenery on the windowsill, great idea, it would provide color. I like the green gingham pattern - gorgeous. I like the baskets on the windowsill instead of the counter top. Maybe change the toaster to the opposite side & the laundry items to that corner. One corner being for kitchen items & the other with laundry items. Just ideas! I like the hangers a lot - so unique, however, not to fond of the one hanging over the windowsill. You will get everything figure out & looking great soon- I know. Add more greenery & you can always put baskets on top of the curio.