The utility room is a space often used for washing, drying or ironing your laundry. While it sometimes has its own dedicated room, it can also be installed in a living area of the house such as the kitchen or bathroom. It will then need to be well organised and functional to free up space in your room.
There are a few tricks you can use to optimise your space and save room. For example, if you have space under your stairs, you can use it to set up your utility room by placing your appliances side by side. Ideally, add a small laundry cabinet to store everything you need for laundry. Everything can be hidden behind cupboard doors or a curtain. Another solution is to convert a deep cupboard or alcove in your home into a laundry area.
Furniture should allow for easy and practical storage. You should be able to store all your products and accessories such as irons, laundry detergents, etc. While this room is primarily functional, it can also be attractive, so consider closed storage solutions such as cupboards or wardrobes. This will make the space look tidier. If you have limited space for utility room furniture, you could opt for a tall unit, low cupboards or wall-mounted cabinets. Shelves can also be a good storage solution.
There are many accessories available to simplify the layout of a utility room. A drying rack is essential for drying your clothes if you don't have a tumble dryer. It can be fixed or foldable for optimal space saving. Laundry baskets allow you to sort your clothes before putting them in the washing machine. Cleaning products can be stored on shelves to keep the floor clear and keep children safe.