Sentences with phrase «laundry room with no door»

We were lucky enough to find barn door hardware on Craig's List (2 tracks for $ 30) and install a sliding door in our dining room but I love this idea... I have a laundry room with no door.

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Yeah you are right though Jay... I am waiting for the inquistor and the rest of the villagers to show up at my door step with torches and pitchforks looking for someone to blame for the latest outbreak of the clap... that started when preacher bob touched those four little boys... oops... dirty laundry should stay in the laundry room huh.

Lit with curiosity, my huband's face quickly appeared at the laundry room door.

The laundry room, garage, gym, utility room, terrace, office, craft room, etc. should be secured with door locks.

It's basically like a hose that comes out of your sink, you know, one of those old school hoses that comes out to help you do the dishes, same type of thing, next to the toilet, spread off like you do but, our laundry room is next door so, I just put them in my utility sink that's there and kind of, my husband and I, actually we put in there, we may throw a little oxy cleaner, may be little like earth friendly solution like, back out or something to help with the smell or we put a spray a little bit with a little bit of you know, deodorizer or something you get in the store that works with diapers and we throw them in the sink and when I'm ready to do the laundry, just stays there, piles up.

I have those floors or something just like it in my laundry room with a barn door that was made for entrance and I stained it!

You may not have an old chippy door, but I think a rag wreath would look super cute on a laundry room door with little clothespins tucked in!

A gray 4 panel door opens to a beautifully designed second floor laundry room fitted with white x-trim cabinets accented with a white marble countertop mounted on either side of a farmhouse sink.

Consider doors with glazed windows to allow more light into the room while still maintaining privacy in areas such as the bathroom, laundry room or office.

Have also tried to restrict her with baby gate (jumps over or crawls under) and have tried enclosing her in the laundry room and she has clawed and chewed at the door and walls.

I have the puppy in the laundry room with a gate across the door so they can still interact but not actually be together.

Move your cat litter box into a smaller room, such as a laundry room or bathroom with a door.

Try dog - proofing a room in your home (a spare bedroom, a laundry room or some other comfortable living space in your house that has a solid door that you can close securely) as a space in which to keep one of your dogs while your other dog is out with you.

Also on this floor is a queen - size guest bedroom with balcony, kids room with two twin - size beds, another full bathroom with shower tub combination, laundry room and an office space with pocket doors.

To include new windows and doors, a large master bedroom, and a second bathroom plus a laundry room with full size washer and dryer..

It showcases a fabulous layout with all the right spaces... This home is upgraded with marble flooring throughout, gorgeous granite kitchen & bathroom counter-tops, separate laundry room, custom California closets in each room, hurricane grade windows and doors, custom window treatments,...

The living room includes a dining table (seating for 6), lounge suite, plasma television and sliding doors to the large balcony Gourmet mini bar / gourmet pantry, satellite TV, individually controlled heating / air conditioning, Separate area with laundry sink, washer / dryer and iron / ironing board.

The basement was where the reception desk, common area with flat - screen television and couches, cozy fireplace area, three Apple MAC computers for guests to use, two wooden picnic tables, fully - equipped guest kitchen, laundry room, luggage storage room, and two phone booths with red - painted doors (where you could make free local calls) were all located.

A laundry room with washer and dryer and storage is located outside the kitchen door, off the backyard patio.

Each villa is thoughtfully designed to provide peace and privacy with all amenities you might expect such as individual control air conditioning, flat screen television with cable channels, DVD / VCD player, IDD telephone connection, internet connection, in room safe deposit box, mini bar and coffee making facilities, private bathroom with bathtub and shower as well as full bath amenities, hair dryer and bathrobe, individual entry door and laundry and dry cleaning service.

Duang Jai Resort is a modern resort in Krabi, featuring Thai architecture and fine services.It is near many notable sites, including the West Railay Beach, Ao Phai Plong, Ao Nang Krabi Boxing Stadium, Ao Phra Nang Beach, and Nopparathara Beach.It has many facilities, like a large childrens pool, a spa tub and an outdoor pool.Wireless internet is available for free in all the public places around the complex.Several amenities are at your disposal, including a poolside bar, a restaurant with local and international dishes, laundry facilities, ticket assistance and shuttle to the airport.All the rooms have a pool view and a small private balcony separated from the rest of the room by French doors.

This house features 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathroom, newer windows, doors, floors, modern bathroom with jacuzzi tub, water boiler, roof and concrete patio, new siding on car garage.Bright and lovely updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances.Finished basement with mother in law arrangement, full bathroom, extra bedroom, large laundry room and open kitchen area with family room.

Lovely 2nd floor condo boasting spacious living room with gas fireplace, separate dining area, lots of natural light, master bedroom with master bath and dual closets, 2nd bedroom with bay windows and connecting door to bathroom, full size washer dryer in laundry room, and balcony.

The main floor boasts a spacious great room with fireplace, kitchen and nook with French doors leading to the deck as well as a 2pc bath and laundry on main level.

Upgraded bathroom and spacious kitchen, other features: laminate wood floors in dining area, tile flooring in living room and bath room, new freestanding electric range, new carpet in all the bedrooms, new interior paint, dual pane windows, mirror closet doors, the only home in complex with fire place, central heating, inside laundry room.

Updates include: new finished basement, completely re-modeled kitchen with new quartz countertops and subway tile backsplash, new laundry / mud room, master bath and walk - in closet, hall bath and 1/2 bath, hand - scraped oak floors and baseboards, new carpeting and paint in today's colors, lighting, roof, windows, furnace, AC, garage door, landscaping & paver walkways / retaining walls & more.

First floor office with seeded glass door, a laundry room with a washer and dryer and a half bath with granite counters.

This home features an elegant entry, large living room with fireplace, Built - ins, French doors to the patio and door to the huge deck, den / study, formal dining room, eat - in kitchen, separate breakfast room, first floor laundry room, mud room and powder room, master bedroom with bath and walk - in closet, an additional four bedrooms and two hall baths.

High heels can be heard crossing the lobby when no one is there, laundry carts move along the halls with no one pushing them, doors open and close by themselves, cold spots are often felt, orbs of light drift through rooms, and voices are heard out of nowhere.

The homeowner tasked Ingrid Oomen with developing a seamless design for a 70 - square - foot laundry room because it's visible through French doors off a high - traffic corridor.

I wish I could call it a laundry room, it's more like a laundry corridor with three doors leading off it... ugh.

I LOVED your laundry room and had a large back hallway closet with an unfinished pine sliding barn door at my cottage.

Today I look around and see the wrapping stuff blocking my basement door, laundry piled on our bed waiting to be folded and put away (yeah right), vacuum in the middle of the living room floor because I hope it just decides to do it on it's own instead of waiting for me, not to mention the Little People explosion all over my house because my 4 year old son is suddenly into creating these elaborate scenes with them.

I just painted my laundry / mud room door a dark color and it looks so nice with all of the white surrounding it — similar to your dream dutch door.

I considered the long skinny wall, right inside the door of my laundry room and created a composition with proportions just for that wall.

They would be precious in a little girls» room, a bedroom, the laundry room, the front entry and I bet you could even use them with a door knob on a door.

It is really a combination laundry / mud room, with the door to the garage on one wall, a powder room door on another, and the door to the family room on a third.

Originally from Romania and painted blue and white, the set of four antique doors was made over with glossy black paint and frosted glass (with the words «laundry room» cheekily etched on) and attached to a track.

Our kitchen is the only room where we used bright glossy white in trim, window trim and door (to laundry room) and it looks gorgeous when viewed together with all the glossy cream trim we have.

We have a «walk - thru» laundry room as it is entry from garage into home (picture 5 feet wide by 8 feet long with a swing door at each end).

I hate my laundry room for the fact it is so small and basically a walkway with two doors that open into it.

As soon as we closed on our house, we started several projects immediately — we replaced our roof, removed the scruffy edges on the extra carport (aka «winnie hole»), added hardwood (red oak) floors in the living room, dining room, kitchen / den, and laundry room to match the floors in the back half of the house, screened and recoated the hardwood floors in the back half of the house, replaced the two sliding glass doors from the kitchen / den out onto the porch with French doors, removed doors between the kitchen and dining room and between the den and entry way, painted the wood panelling in the den, painted the cabinets in the kitchen, replaced the old cabinet hardware, replaced the sink and range / hood, replaced a single wall oven with a double one, added granite tile kitchen countertops, added a beadboard backsplash, replaced a few light fixtures, added a chair rail in the dining room, added crown moulding in the living room and dining room, and painted lots of rooms.

Your «laundry room» feels a lot like mine, stuffed in a closet with only two bi-fold doors to hold all that laundry junk stuffed inside.

On the right side of the laundry room we planned to add a long counter area, with one two door cabinet and a large open shelf under the counter, with similar wooden shelves with brackets (that will act as our pantry) above and to the left of the counter.

With two little boys in the house, laundry seems to be a constant, so the doors to the laundry room are open more often than not.

I have the exact same situation, and have lived with no door (to hide my messy laundry room) for years.

The English basement's garden level has a front guest suite, a large entertainment room with hall bath, exposed ceiling beams, an adjacent room with barn door, multiple closets, a laundry room and state of the art mechanicals.

A single pocket door with glass panels allows a laundry room and kitchen to share light while creating separation to preserve cleanliness and organization.

The next door on the left leads to a narrow third bedroom, which will be eliminated, with half the space used for the living room, and the other half for a new laundry room.

I decided to separate the powder room and laundry room with a pocket door which easily hides any laundry messes from potential unexpected guests - or when I simply want to «hide» it from myself!