Laundry rooms and linen closets might not be the most exciting spaces in the house, but they’re definitely some of the most used — so why not make them feel just as styled and functional as the rest of the home? With summer around the corner, I decided it was the perfect time to give both spaces a little refresh. I brought in a few new Amazon finds that made a huge difference, like a wooden countertop over the washer and dryer for easier folding, clear bins for storage, and labeled baskets to keep towels, sheets, and extra essentials in check.
A few simple changes can make everyday routines feel so much smoother! Now laundry days feel way more manageable, and my linen closet doesn’t stress me out every time I open it. If you’ve been thinking about tackling those tucked-away spaces, this is your sign — it really doesn’t take much to make them work better and look good.
Making the Most of the Spaces We Use Every Day
wicker basket | white bins | sheets organizer | wooden shelf cover
This linen closet has been on my mental list forever. It was always overflowing with random towels, extra toiletries, and things I didn’t even realize we still had. I finally took the time to pull everything out and start fresh. I brought in a mix of baskets and bins that make it so much easier to keep things in order. I labeled a few for towels, body wash, and those little bathroom extras we always seem to run out of.
The clear stackable bins have been a lifesaver for bedding. I can actually see what’s inside now and everything stays neat. I also added a few of the larger white bins at the bottom to hold bulkier stuff like extra paper towels and laundry supplies. Nothing fancy, but it feels clean, calm, and way more manageable now. Just having everything in its place has made such a difference in our daily routine.
Laundry Room Details I’m Loving Right Now
wooden countertop | glass jars | vase | floral | laundry container | dryer balls
This simple wood counter turned out to be one of the best little updates I’ve made in our home. It gave me a clean, usable surface right over the washer and dryer where I can fold clothes, set down baskets, or hang things up straight out of the dryer. It’s made laundry feel way more manageable and way less chaotic. I also love how it instantly made the space look more finished and intentional without needing to do a full remodel.
It was such an easy DIY but it completely changed how this corner of the house feels. I added a few glass containers for pods, dryer balls, and scent boosters, and now it’s not just functional — it’s actually a space I enjoy being in. Small upgrades like this remind me how much little details can shift the mood of a space.
Small Add-Ons That Make All the Difference
hanger mount | lint box |countertop
It’s always the little things that make a space feel more put together. I added this pull-out valet rod to the side of the washer and I’ve been using it nonstop. It’s perfect for hang-drying, steaming, or just setting things down while I fold. And when I’m done, it slides right back in like it was never there.
The wall-mounted lint bin was another small win. It keeps things tidy and just makes the whole area feel more thought out. Nothing fancy, just a few easy updates that actually make laundry feel a little less chaotic and a lot more functional.
This little laundry space has turned into one of my favorite spots at home. It’s simple, functional, and finally feels like a space that works for us. Between the folding counter, the storage updates, and the fresh closet setup, it’s made such a difference in our daily routine. I’ve linked everything I used in case you’re thinking about giving your own space a refresh too. Hope this helps make laundry feel a little less like a chore and a little more put together.
Xo, J
