laundry

Drop-down mini table. In a laundry room so narrow it’s just big enough for one, this mini table is a game-changer. Most of the time it’s folded out of the way; when you need it, whether for folding laundry or pre-treating stains, you can fold it down with one hand.

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This neat little shelf hides between a set of stacked machines, sliding out when you’re in need of an extra folding surface. It may not offer enough room for a big load of clothes, but in really tight quarters it could be a big help.

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Want a sink in your laundry room but don’t want to give up much-needed counter space? With a custom-fit sink cover like the one shown here, you can quickly transform your wash basin into a smooth surface for folding clothes. To get the most usable surface area, it’s best to choose a faucet that can pivot out of the way (like this one) rather than a fixed version.

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This broom closet is really a fully equipped laundry station. Mop, broom and cleaning supplies are stored in doors with built-in shelving and hooks. This is the ultimate space saver — this laundry niche does it all.

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The wash area measures 30 by 48 inches.

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The tub was lined up at the same height as the adjacent wood bench seat that’s part of the custom storage cabinets designed by Soro. The drawer beneath the tub has a flat top and pulls out to be used as a step for the dog.

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