Laundry Room Pet Nook and Storage Ideas

Check out these ideas on how to make your pet feel at home in your laundry room.

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Space for the Crates

This laundry room features a built-in kennel area for the family pets. This space keeps the crates out of the way of everyday traffic and gives the dogs their own spot away from the household hustle and bustle.

From: Christopher Architecture and Interiors

Doggie Door

A pullout doggie pocket door with custom millwork, located between the entry and the laundry room hallway, helps keep pets in a designated area and stops them from wandering to other parts of the home.

From: Tiffany Brooks

Built-In Water Bowl

This pretty laundry room is the perfect pad for the family dog and features low, stainless steel dishes, one with a water faucet that ensures a full and fresh bowl.

From: Stefani Stein

Pet Food Drawer

Here's an ingenious solution: food and water bowls for the family pet hidden neatly inside a drawer in the laundry room. This storage solution gives your pet a designated eating spot, while also allowing the drawer to be closed for a more tidy look.

From: Stefani Stein

Dog Wash

This shower is built solely for dog washing, a fact that's made clear by the word "woof" embedded in the tile. This provides a handy spot to wash your pet away from your personal showering space.

From: D2 Interieurs

Oversized Sink

If you don't have room for a custom pet shower, an oversized sink with a shower wand should do the trick.

From: Tiffany Brooks

Wall-Mounted Pegs

The wall-mounted pegs, seen in this laundry room, store pet supplies, meaning your dog's leashes and collars will always have a home.

From: sKout

Pet Nook

This laundry room features a cozy spot under the counter for the dog to rest. An unused corner of your laundry room can easily be turned into a nook for your pet's bed.

From: Stefani Stein