We used two colors to give the space a bit more dynamism. I chose Cajun Red and Terracotta Clay by Behr for the paint colors, because I wanted to bring warmth to the space. We styled it with a Gemology rug from my collection with Loloi Rugs. We used a very slim grout line and “River Rock” grout color because I wanted the grout lines to be less prominent. On the floor, we then installed a cement hex tile in Sage from Zia Tile. The overall vibe I wanted to to lend to the space was one of magic and mystery. (To help us calculate the amount of wallpaper we needed we used the very handy Wallpaper Calculator from The Home Depot app).
#Laundry room rug install
I chose to install this peel and stick wallpaper because I wanted something patternful and with a dark ground to match back to the washer and dryer.
Like a powder room, it’s a contained area that doesn’t really need to “go with” surrounding spaces, so there is a perfect opportuntiy to have fun and get a little wild. Hehe.Ī laundry room is a great place to go bold and have fun with color and pattern. I wanted to inject a heavy dose of color and pattern into the space so that the laundry room might feel like a place I might acutally want to be in, like, say, a like a boutique hotel for dirty clothes. The laundry area at #JungalowByTheMountain was relatively spacious and perfectly functional but entirely lacking in personality and vibes - making the chore of doing laundry feel like just that - a chore. I believe that tedious tasks can be made more enjoyable if they take place in a beautiful environment, and I tackled the design of our new laundry room with this in mind.
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