Before: tattered walls, dust everywhere, androgynous decor.

After: overpowering estrogen-haven of pinks, pastels and florals.



Though this room is typically littered with manly items like Army uniforms and muddy boots, I appreciate the feminine backdrop while I
I also think my laundry room decorating choices may represent my latent desire to decorate a nursery, and, apparently, I'm pulling for a girl. No need to worry, though -- I'm merely speaking about a hypothetical nursery for my non-baby. I stopped short of hanging a mobile of coat hangers from the ceiling, so I think I'm good.
P.S. Thanks Carmen and Jenny for your ideas. I owe you one scoop of Tide bleach in exchange for your laundry room advice.
5 comments:
*gaspy drool*
I love it. And I may copy your fabric/art idea and claim it as my own.
I looove it! Great choice of pink.
I LOVE your laundry room! I am now wishing I went with my first instinct to paint mine bright blue but instead I went with boring beige. I may need to bust out the blue since I have about three gallons left of it. Miss you so much and can't wait to see more of your house!
I love the fabric in the embroidery hoops. I think the best thing about it is you can add more as you come across more coordinating fabric. That's what I've done with mine, anyway.
Yes, Jenny. Brilliant.
Post a Comment