If you are dreaming of a gorgeous laundry room that is functional and efficient, then a set of stacked washer dryers can be a smart solution to maximize your space. Despite the size of your laundry room, if you free up your space space, you can have extra room for other laundry essentials. This may include a utility sink, dog washing station, space to store rolling laundry carts, a folding table, an ironing station, extra storage, and even open shelving for decorative elements.

With a little creativity and thoughtful design, even the smallest laundry rooms can be transformed into an organized and attractive space. Continue below to see our creative laundry list of storage solutions no matter the size of your space and layout obstacle. Underneath each of the images are further details and links to the designers of each of the laundry rooms.

Things To Consider:

If you want to save space in your home with a stacked washer dryer, there are a few things you should consider. 

• If you are a shorter person, you may worry about being able to reach your dryer. A great idea would be to visit your local store first to test out a stackable washer dryer before committing. If you are concerned about this issue, you could purchase a stool to reach the dryer, as you don’t always want to have to rely on someone taller in your household to help you with the laundry if the timing is not convenient.
• You generally won’t need to move the vent pipe when installing stackable units. However, you may wish to purchase a rigid vent pipe that has a dedicated 90 degree angle vs. a bend. It’s designed specifically for minimum space behind the unit. It is also recommend to use stainless steel hoses vs rubber for durablilty and safety. 
• You may have to reposition water lines because of space limitations.
• While stackable units are amazing space-savers, they do come with a trade-off, limited capacity. Therefore you will not be able to put larger items in them such as a comforter or duvet. They also may require more frequent loads for larger households, which makes them less efficient.

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1. Pet-Friendly.

This refreshed laundry room of a home in Portland, Oregon includes an elevated dog bath (easier on your back), an overflow pantry, and ample storage. A stackable, front-loading washer and dryer helps to save space and enables the addition of tall cabinets with rollout shelving for storage. There is also counter space for folding with drawer storage underneath. The custom cabinets were designed by Rockwood Cabinetry and are painted in Mopboard Black CW-680 by Benjamin Moore. This space offers 94 square feet; 7½ by 12½ feet. (via Amy Pearson Design)

2. Black and White Palette.

This gorgeous laundry room is more than just a place to wash clothes. The ceiling light is the Palecek Wisteria Coastal Beach White Woven Wicker Statement Pendant. Moody Cabinets designed the cabinets, while the tiles on the floor are from 850 A Tile Studio. (via Katie Grace Designs)

3. Pull Out Drying Rack.

For this organized and stylish laundry room of a home in Chicago, a convenient folding shelf can be pulled out in the middle of the two. As clothes come out of the dryer, they can be folded. The cement floor tile was sourced from the Cement Tile Shop. The cabinets are rift-sawn white oak with a custom stain. The cabinet hardware is Trinity Pulls from House of Knobs. The sink is from Shaw, it’s a white under-mount sink, approximately 18″ square. The dimensions of this room are 12′ x 7′. (via Amy Storm & Co.)

4. Behind the Closet Door.

This laundry room is situated in the garage of a home in Redwood City, California. Offering 60 square feet, the design palette is dark and contemporary to mesh with the aesthetics of a garage. The white cabinets are in a textured laminate and topped with a gray quartz countertop. A stackable washer/dryer is concealed behind a louvered door. The floors are Echo Hex cement tiles in charcoal + white from Zia Tile. The walls are painted in Decorator’s White CC-20 by Benjamin Moore in an eggshell finish. (via EBCON Corporation)

5. Statement Backsplash Tile.

The drying racks were custom-built using standard drawer glides, mesh laundry bags and painted wood face frames — about 36″ wide x 24″ deep. The countertop material is Black Soapstone, while the backsplash tiles are Avallon Navy, available at the Cement Tile Shop. Cabinetry Hardware: Round, Bar Series – Lew’s Hardware. Faucet: Delta Trinsic in Champagne Bronze. The walls are painted in Benjamin Moore Newburyport Blue HC-155. The floors are Red Oak. Dimensions of laundry room: 8′-9″ x 6′-0″, ceiling height 9′-11″. (via Wilcox Architecture)

6. Hallway Laundry Closet.

An upstairs hallway features a laundry space with pops of interest and color. The wallpaper is Best in Show by Osborne & Little. The cabinets were custom-designed for a standard stacking washer and dryer size. The appliances are LG in a graphite color. There is also a hanging rod and sink in this compact space of just 14 square feet. The cabinets and doors are custom light oak stained. Nearby skylights bring natural light to this functional closet. (via Hungerford Salter Interior Design)

7. Pocket Doors.

This laundry closet of a home in Minneapolis, Minnesota features stacked stainless steel appliances, built-in shelving, a drying rack, a utility sink, and plenty of cabinet storage. Alpine Cabinetry designed the custom cabinets. Rolling hampers can help to sort and store dirty and clean clothes. A sliding pocket door makes this space disappear when the laundry is complete. (via Tays & Co Design Studios)

8. Utility Meets Beauty.

This laundry room is what dreams are made of, featuring a stackable washer and dryer by Electrolux, a marble effect Fiandre porcelain slab-lined utility sink by ELM surfaces, and a custom mudroom with built-in storage. The terra cotta flooring is by Exquisite Surfaces. The cabinet paint color is Benjamin Moore Simply White. (via Trim Tech Designs)

9. Space-Saving.

This space-saving laundry room of just 50 square feet has all the essentials to make it work. A stackable LG washer and dryer, a utility sink from Kohler, and floating shelves. The ironing board on the wall adds visual interest while not taking up any floor space. The floor tiles are the Unica Bon Ton black on white. (via Thea Home, Inc.)

10. Calming Color Palette.

A coastal-style home in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida features a narrow laundry room with this stackable washer/dryer combo, graphic patterned tiles on the floor, and an adjustable wall sconce — the Flint Sconce from Shoppe Amber Interiors. (via Katie Grace Designs)

11. Patterned Wallpaper.

The countertops are the Swanbridge design from Cambria Quartz Surfaces. The sink is from American Standard. It is the Country Kitchen Sink. The wallpaper is by Anewall, the Blush Floral Mural. The cabinets are painted in Chimichurri CSP-810 by Benjamin Moore. The floors are engineered hardwood. (via AFT Construction)

12. Blue and White.

This laundry room features stacked Whirlpool appliances and blue-painted cabinetry, open shelves, and walls covered with wallpaper. A skylight helps to bring natural light into this narrow yet efficient space. (via Pinney Designs)

13. Warm and Functional.

A remodeled home in Ojai, California features this warm and functional laundry room with terra cotta floors. The basket on the floor can be found in the designer’s shop, Shoppe Amber Interiors. (via Amber Interiors)

14. Blueberry Laundry Room.

Baskets and pull-out drying racks in this laundry room help to minimize clutter. There are five drying rack drawers to air dry everything from sweaters to delicates. There are three laundry basket rollouts in the tall cabinets for convenient clothes sorting. The cabinets are painted in Revel Blue SW 6530 – Sherwin-Williams for a playful pop of color. The wallcovering is the Mitchell Black Nomad collection. This space successfully elevates the chore of laundry. (via Jennifer Gardner Design)

15. Add A Window.

A window brings an abundance of natural light into this well-organized laundry room. The color of the cabinets is Sherwin Williams Smokey Blue SW-7604. The floating shelves are 2 1/4″ thick. (via HOMEWARDesign)

16. Linear Lines.

A Dallas, Texas home features this beautiful laundry room with vertical striped wallpaper and white and blue geometric floor tiles. The white countertops are marble. Blue shutter upper cabinets add a visual complement to the white shaker lower cabinets. (via Kara Adam Interiors)

17. Multi-Functional Laundry.

This renovated laundry room incorporates a home office function. The pale blue cabinetry connects to the area rug and chair, and the natural wood flooring, wicker chair, and baskets connect to add contrasting warmth. A large window helps to bring an abundance of natural light into this space. (via Bella Life Style)

18. Behind the Folding Doors.

A home in London, England features this compact laundry space in a hallway closet. Bifold closet doors in pistachio green help to conceal a stackable washer and dryer in this efficient and functional laundry room. (via Emilie Fournet Interiors)

19. In The Bathroom.

This master bathroom renovation included adding a stackable washer/dryer for convenience. There was another closet behind the small linen closet in the bathroom. Hence, the designer used the space from the closet behind to make the existing linen closet deeper and accommodate a stackable washer/dryer. This closet was about 42″ wide including shelves. The shelving is only about 18″ wide. Below the shelves is a plastic hamper. The GE Profile washer/dryer is 24″ wide about 26″ deep and 34″ high. The paint color is HC30 Philadelphia Cream by Benjamin Moore. (via Interior Decisions: Karla Trincanello)

20. Laundry Essentials.

This laundry room covers all the essentials, a utility sink, hanging rod, pull-out hampers, a folding table, a stackable LG washer/dryer, and additional storage. This 10’x14’ room was converted into a convenient laundry room on the second level. It features a sliding barn door for access into this stylish and highly functional space. The cabinets are painted in a custom blue color from Sherwin-Williams, while the hardware is from Top Knobs. The classic subway tile backsplash is from Mosaic. The vase on the countertop is from etúHOME. (via Motif Homes)

21. Playful Wallpaper.

Add a touch of whimsy to your laundry room with wallpaper to make the chore of laundry a little more fun. The wallpaper is called “Limosa” in the colorway “Lagoon” from the Harlequin Amazilia Wallpaper Collection. The color of the cabinets is Hale Navy by Benjamin Moore. The flooring is a thin set brick put in with mortar. (via The Sitting Room)