Farmhouse Laundry Room Makeover Reveal – $100 Room Challenge Week 4

Today is the big reveal for my farmhouse laundry room makeover! For the last 4 weeks I have been working on giving my laundry room a much needed makeover and only spending $100 to complete it! Erin from Lemons, Lavender and Laundry has been hosting the $100 room challenge this month and I’m so excited to have joined. My laundry room is looking sooo much better now that I’ve given it a makeover!

Thank you to Cutting Edge Stencils for providing a stencil for my makeover!

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First let’s take a look at how my laundry room looked when I first started. It was a blank slate with no color, style, or decor. It looked so bland!

Are you ready to see the after? I’m super excited that I was able to achieve this look for under $100!

Here is my budget breakdown:

• “Wash” wood sign – $5.99
• 4 metal wall brackets – $25.98 (50% off)
• Wood for shelves (1 8ft x 9.5in board cut in half) – $16.70
• DIY wood stain – free (using materials I had on hand)
• Wall hooks – already owned
• Laundry basket – already owned
• Wall mirror – $15
• Rug – $10.50
• Laundry sign DIY – $10
• Wash/Dry Sign – free (using materials I had on hand)
• “Augusta” Stencil from Cutting Edge Stencils – $12.95
• Painter’s Tape – already owned
• White paint – already owned (leftover from a different project)
• Grey paint – already owned (leftover from a different project)
• Paintbrushes – already owned
• Plastic bins from Dollar Tree – $2
• Spraypaint – already owned (leftover from a different project)
• Assorted decor/baskets on shelving – already owned

TOTAL – $99.12

Let’s take a look at some more after shots! I’m so excited for this transformation!

First I started this makeover by painting my accent wall white (Snowbound by Sherwin Williams), then stenciled the wall with my stencil from Cutting Edge Stencils to achieve the look of tile. Then I added some DIY shelves by installing some brackets (with the help of my husband), and screwing them into my wood shelves that I stained with my favorite natural stain.

I also spray painted some dollar store bins, made a couple of DIY wood signs using some leftover materials and this transfer technique, and hung up some metal hooks and a mirror over the sink. I love how the mirror has panels that make it look like a window above the sink. A few months ago I found it on clearance at Hobby Lobby and just had to have it!

I added a laundry hamper from my daughter’s room, and some baskets and decor from other rooms in my home. A great way to change things up on a budget is to shop from other rooms in your house!

Here are the sources for my laundry room:

• Black “Wash” Wood Sign – Hobby Lobby
• Black Wall Brackets – Hobby Lobby
• Laundry Hamper (similar one here) – Target
• Paneled Wall Mirror (similar one here) – Hobby Lobby
• Rug (similar one here) – Target
• Wall Hooks – Hobby Lobby
• Wall Stencil – Cutting Edge Stencils
• Grey Paint “Rocky Mountain” – Country Chic Paint
• Plastic Bins – Dollar Tree (spray painted)
• Chalkboard – Michael’s
• Candle Holder – Hobby Lobby
• Laundry Printable – from Sweeter Little Home
• Picture frame – Magnolia
• Wire Basket – Magnolia

I’m so happy with how my laundry room makeover turned out! Every time I walk in the room I can’t help but smile. It really is helping me enjoy doing laundry – as strange as that sounds! I don’t think I’ve ever enjoyed laundry this much before!

Projects for my farmhouse laundry room makeover:

• Stenciled accent wall
• DIY wood shelves
• DIY laundry signs
• Dollar store storage containers

Here are the links for each week of this $100 room challenge if you missed any of the progress!

Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4

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For more DIY project ideas, make sure you are following along with me on Pinterest, Instagram and Facebook!

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You’ll also want to check out my modern farmhouse girls bedroom, my hand lettered canvas tutorial, and my DIY Roman numeral clock!

MAKE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE REST OF THE $100 ROOM CHALLENGE PARTICIPANTS!