And now!
It's hard to get a good picture of the whole effect...and I still need to redo the ribbon on the baskets I stole from the girls former nursery! The "folding table" is a piece of scrap wood the guy at Lowes sold me for $1. It pays to ask! I painted it the same color as the cabinets and it serves it's function, but it bothers me that the dryer sits about an inch higher than the washer because of the leveling feet, so I had to put a towel under the washer side to try to level them. Not the seamless finished product I was looking for so if anyone has any brilliant ideas on this, lemme know!
I used the same hardware just took off the weird decorative plate off from under them and spray painted them the same color as the towel rod and knobs on the vanity so they'd all match. Cheap!
New light fixture, just the commercial grade stuff from Home Depot, but I like it.
I think the color offsets the sink and granite better. Someday I think the brass faucet needs to go, but what do you do about the drain thingy in the sink that is brass too??? Tricky.
...some light reading for the three year olds in my life.
Organized shelves! The right side is all my tools, cleaning and small paint supplies, the middle section is my laundry chute.
and the left side is for laundry supplies, with room to grow!
Check this out...
It appears the original washer and dryer in this house were Whirlpools too! It was meant to be:) So I hope you like my "new" laundry/main bath! I wish I could say I'm a laundry machine now but this is a makeover not a miracle people! I do love my new washer and dryer though, worth every penny!
