15 Gorgeous Wallpaper Ideas for Your Laundry Room

When taking on piles of dirty clothes, surround yourself with a cheerful vibe. This laundry room is papered in whimsical bird doodles that will keep you entertained while you fold your final load on the built-in shelf.

Picking timeless materials, such as traditional cabinets, walnut countertops and classic floor tiles, guarantees that your home will always be in style. Another time-honored choice is the blue-and-white pinstripes decking the walls of this cottage laundry room. Laid on horizontally, the wallpaper has the added bonus of making the room seem larger.

You don't have to shy away from wallpaper with a busy pattern. Select clean lines and solid finishes for the rest of your design elements so that the wallpaper remains the centerpiece of the space. Here, canary yellow cabinets are topped in streamlined black countertops with a backdrop of black-and-white foliage.

The HGTV Urban Oasis 2020 is situated on the shores of Maine, so designer Brian Patrick Flynn pulled inspiration from the coastal sunsets when he designed the laundry room. The linen mesh grass cloth wallpaper blends shades of lavender, pink, coral and orange for a colorful and textured setting.

Like an area rug in your living room, use wallpaper to unify disparate elements of your design. A hot pink hallway leads into this stylish and functional laundry rom with slate-blue cabinets. To bring it all together, lively blooms paper the walls.

Pretty blue-and-white wallpaper in a traditional floral pattern dresses the walls of this double-duty laundry room. If you have the space and budget, two sets of washers and dryers can make a serious dent in the daily chore, potentially cutting your laundry time in half. Built-in gray-green cabinets provide ample storage around the stacked appliances.

Colorful and sweet, this laundry room is crisp and clean with a fun, repeating floral print on the walls. A complementary pairing of lilac and chartreuse delivers animated contrast to the room. Acrylic-and-chrome pulls pair with timeless white Shaker cabinets.

Step outside the all-white box. Sky blue cabinets flow into moldings and a ceiling painted the same hue to create a calming perimeter. Oversized graphic wallpaper of brushed gray dots and dark stripes bring a contemporary sensibility into the mostly traditional space.

To up the ante of this all-white laundry room, a modern damask pattern adds bold blue to the walls. Classic tiles — penny rounds for the floor and subways on the backsplash — give the laundry room a timeless appeal.

Tree-printed wallpaper surrounds this laundry room in a striking shade of red. When working with an overpowering hue, keep the rest of your finishes neutral. Charcoal cabinets are clad with iron hardward and classic white counters rest on top.

Why not travel the world while taking on your whites, lights and darks? At least, in your mind. This safari-inspired wallpaper on a sage green background infuses this laundry room with a global turn that has an almost graphic look from afar. Open cabinets with baskets make sorting and organizing easy — a must for getting through the never-ending task.

No need to stick to just one pattern when you can intersperse a few well-chosen motifs. Different graphics fill this laundry room, from the art deco-inspired wallpaper, the midcentury modern chair cushion and the contemporary black-and-white rug. Simple white cabinets and linear pulls balance out the abundance of prints.

Use wallpaper to generate movement in your space. The gray-and-white brushstroke wallpaper in this laundry room pulls your eye throughout the room, bringing more energy to the room than a typical subway tile or solid-colored wall would.

If you're ready to stretch your design wings, the laundry room is the perfect spot to be daring. Not only is it a space only you and your household will be in, but it's also usually a smaller room so you can try something new without going over budget. This laundry room takes a rather striking wallpaper from the walls to the ceiling, enveloping the space in a butterfly sanctuary.