Anderson Township – Laundry & Mudroom
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Initial Contracted Total: $50,302.13
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Change Orders: $1,085.35
- CREDITS & OVERAGES
- Relocate Washer Plumbing
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Project Total: $51,387.48
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Time To Complete 6 Weeks
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Year Completed 2025
Summary:
This laundry and mudroom remodel in Anderson Township transformed a utilitarian space into a beautifully organized and highly functional part of the home. The redesigned layout combines practical storage, efficient workspaces, and a touch of timeless style.
Custom cabinetry in a warm gray tone provides ample storage while complementing the soft neutral palette and herringbone-patterned flooring. The laundry area features front-load appliances, a deep farmhouse sink, and generous counter space for folding and sorting, paired with built-in rolling hampers to keep daily routines effortless.
Adjacent to the laundry zone, the mudroom offers a thoughtful drop zone complete with a built-in bench, upper cubbies with woven baskets, and durable hooks—creating a welcoming and organized entry point for the family.
This space was beautifully curated by Rachel Henry from Sanctuary Designs. Her attention to material selection, cabinetry detailing, and functional flow transformed this laundry and mudroom into a cohesive, inviting, and hardworking extension of the home.
To learn more about Rachel and her work, visit https://thesanctuarydesigns.com/.
See the Transformation
Key Features
Apron Sink
Herringbone Luxury Vinyl Plank
Vertically Offset Subway Tile
Custom Built-In
Custom Cabinetry with Floating Shelf
Fold Out Clothes Drying Rack
Before:
After:
Challenges & Solutions
Farmhouse Apron Sink
Challenge:
During installation, we discovered that the beautiful apron-front sink wouldn’t sit flush with the front of the cabinetry as planned. When positioned against the wall, the apron edge fell short—throwing off both the alignment and the visual balance of the design.
Solution:
To preserve the clean, custom look, our team engineered a subtle wall bump-out behind the sink. This adjustment allowed the apron to extend perfectly to the cabinet face, maintaining the seamless design intent while showcasing the sink as a striking focal point of the room.
What to Expect
Design Phase
This project was designed by Rachel Henry of Sanctuary Designs. Rachel worked closely with the client and worked through the overall floor plan, material selections, tile pattern, color palettes & textures that make this space complete.
Project Planning
During the design phase, we worked with Rachel & the client to establish a realistic budget for the project, timeframe, start date and more. Once the designs were completed, selections were made we had all the information to present a formal proposal.
Customer Onboarding
The customer is given access to Buildertrend, a platform where we manage all of our projects, providing the customer with daily updates for completed phases, submit change orders, secured payments & more.
Project Preparation
With the designs confirmed, selections made, budget set, time frame arranged & signed project proposal it was time to get started. With all material selections made, ordering was made easy. We ordered all the materials directly to our shop in preparation for the project start date and ensured all items were indeed correct and intact. Just one damaged item could have caused unnecessary lead time.
Project Start & Phases
Week 1
Demo, Rough-in Mechanicals & Framing & Drywall
Week 2
Setting Cabinetry & Fabricating Built-In
Week 3
Painting Built-In & Countertop Template
Week 4
Installing Trim & Painting Room
Week 5
Countertop Install & Start of Tile Backsplash
Phase 6
Backsplash Concluded, Punchout
Final Phase
Project Completion & Walk-through
Project Final Review & Photos
A few months later we scheduled a site visit for a final review, address any minor items the customer might have discovered & perform the project completing photos.
Materials & Fixtures
Materials, Fixtures & Selections
Cabinetry
Countertop
Sink
Faucet
Built-In
Flooring
