I was finally able to find a perfect set of cabinets to hang on the empty wall of my laundry room, check them out:
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Here is how the empty wall space looked before. I was keeping extra food items inside the washtub sinks and in bins underneath. If you want to see the laundry room at move-in (before we changed the paint and flooring) you can click here.
You can read more about the fake bake pantry shelf that you see here
I found these cabinets at the thrift store for $24.99 for each set of 2! They were double stacked with the solid doors on the bottoms and the glass doors on top, but easy to take apart with a few screws. After separating them I sanded and painted in white. Then my Husby added stronger wood to the backs before hanging them into the studs on the walls.
Here is how the cabinets look installed. The two closed door sections on the far sides I'm using for actual (real food) pantry storage, but the middle glass sections feature more of my faux food collection.
And there you have it, a set of thrifted laundry room wall cabinets for only $50! The laundry room is coming along quite nicely, I just need a couple of hanging shelves above the appliances and washtub. I'll update soon with photos that better show you what is inside of the middle doors.
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I hope you enjoyed this furniture up-cycle post, thanks for stopping by!
-Jennifer
© Studio 27 by Jennifer Adams 2024
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Wow, this is impressive! Beautifully done! Thanks for sharing this post at the Will Blog for Comments #26 linkup.
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Deletelove the laundry room and all the baskets and bins you have. I believe in the laundry you can never have to many. Thanks for sharing come see us at http://shopannies.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI agree. No matter how many bins I have, it seems like I could always use another!
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