Hello bloggers,
We are redoing our laundry room soon and a few years ago I came across a photo of a black and white vintage inspired laundry room.
She had slim cupboards built into several walls and I am guessing they were about 6" deep and lined them with pegboard and shelves inside to hold paint cans, paintbrushes, tools, dog leashes etc. They were built out of wainscotting and had large iron strap hinges I think on the outside.
The washer and dryer were an under counter model topped with a counter top and I think a ticking curtain hiding them. Vintage dog prints were on the walls and an industrial wall light on each side.
Does anyone know where to find this photo and the source? I am wanting to built something similar to this in our back entry way to hold tools, cans of paint, etc.
I've tried searching and am having no luck.
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Could it possible have been in the cottage living magazine. It seems I remember something like that. Can't say which issue.
Sounds divine! I hope you find it.
Good luck,
xoxo,
Kim
I will look through my magazines. I am thinking it's in one of the Better Homes 100 ideas Real Rooms.
robin, kim & marie..thanks for your comments and thanks for checking for me! I will post soon of all the projects that have been happening in the house remodel.
Hugs,
Natalie
Oh she mentioned Cottage Living...I SO miss that mag! I also get BH&G, but moved recently and have not had time to read many issues. I sure hope you find what you are looking for, it sounds neat!
That taco ring looks yummy...it's gotta be a Pampered Chef recipe? I have that stone, but mine is black. ; ) I will be making this sooner than later.
Nice "meeting" you.
Shell
Natalie,
I just got around to reading your post on my blog.
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Thanks so much for stopping by Natalie! I sure wish I could help you find that photo, I know how frustrating that can be! Good luck!
I forgot to answer your question about the top hutch piece, I actually lucked out and put in on top of our basement kitchen/bar counter and it looks like we had custom made cabinetry! I will post later about that! I was so thankful because I had no idea where I would store such a huge piece!
Hi Natalie~ thanks so much for stopping by and following my blog, so I could find yours! I have loved reading it (oh my... I love your new sinks and can't wait to see your kitchen!) I'm glad you enjoyed the house tour- I loved your post on the store (it really is awesome)! I am your newest follower!
Thanks for visiting my blog, fellow IOWA crafty blogger! =-) I love your blog and have added it to my Google Reader. Now when I don't get the laundry done, you have been added to the list of people I blame. ha. Thanks again!
Jodi
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Sounds like a wonderful space. I will keep my eyes out in my older magazines.
Nope, but it sounds lovely!
Manuela
no luck on that one...
take care-
I have the original magazine clippings of that room from Country Home Feb. 2007. It was done by Houston decorator and stylist Joetta Moulden and architect Chris Lewis. I'd be willing to get copies to you but need to know how to do so.
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