You guys… I’ve been waiting for this day to come for over a year now! Today is the day I get to share the first finished space of the Moore house, and while you might think the laundry room might be a funny place to start, just wait until you see how gorgeous this laundry room is! Electrolux helped Emily Farnham and I make some magic happen in this space. Also, we’ve waited so long for the full house reveal why not build a little more suspense. 😉
Just after Mandy purchased the home, we did our first walk-through together and the laundry room was one of a few sad spaces in the once incredible Harold B. Zook designed mid-century modern home. The house was renovated in the early 90’s with clashing traditional features like crown moulding and raised panel cupboards (like you will see in the laundry before photos) and Emily and I worked together to bring the house into this century while keeping in mind it’s mid-century past. The former laundry room was cramped and bare bones basic. It had white walls, white cabinets and your average run of the mill 12×12 floor tile.
And now to remind you what was there before…
Mandy and I are going to be doing a Facebook Live on the Electrolux channel June 5! at 8 p.m. CT (6 p.m. PST) so be sure to tune in TONIGHT!
To see all the posts on the Mandy Moore Residence check here.
Photos by Tessa Neustadt
Product Sources:
Washing Machine from Electrolux // Dryer from Electrolux // Custom Cabinetry // Black Hardware by Sarah Sherman Samuel for Park Studio // Canisters from West Elm // Sink // Hanging Poles from The Mine // Faucet from Signature Hardware // Wallpaper by Fornasetti // Basket
My Dress is by Christy Dawn x Midland
This post was done in partnership with Electrolux, all thoughts, designs and ideas are my own.
Who knew a laundry room could look this good! I, too, want to live in that room. Love the space, Sarah.
can you provide some information on the floor?
It’s poured terrazzo! It’s the same thing we did throughout the entire house so I have a full post planned on it. X
What is the material over the washer/dryer? Marble? Painted wood? It’s lovely.
What’s the material above the washer/dryer? Marble? Painted wood?
It’s a quartz countertop
It looks so good! I’m wondering how you hid all of the plumbing for the washer/dryer??? And is it accessible if needed??
It’s behind and yes the machines slide out!
How can I buy that faucet! I love it and have been looking for that exact faucet. It’s not attached to the link in this post. Thank you!
Beautiful! Could you tell me about the floating wood shelf? Thank you!
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This is absolutely lovely! Can you tell me the dimensions of the room please.
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