Looking for laundry room ideas with dog bath setups that feel like part of the room? Think green tiles, little paw prints or a simple white wash station beside your machines.
These spaces give you plenty of ideas for colors, storage and a few cute finishing touches.
You can keep things simple or go all out with patterns. I especially love the dog portraits!
From raised baths to low-entry wash areas, there’s plenty here to help you decide what you’d like in your own space.
Dog Bath Designs for Your Laundry Room
white tiles and a dog portrait
We’re starting off strong with this cute white wash station. I love the black handheld sprayer against the tiny rectangular tiles.
The oversized dog portrait above it is just adorable.
If you want to add a personal touch, try a framed photo of your own dog in the same spot.
raised bath beneath the window
If you like a raised bath with a little space underneath, this one is for you. The gray-brown outer tiles surround a white interior with a wavy surface. Small dark squares cover the bath floor.
You could tuck a basket into the open space below for spare towels.
green tiles and gold details
I am obsessed with this green and cream combination. The green tiles wrap around the corner bath right beside the cream cabinet.
Those gold-colored fixtures are so pretty with the little cabinet knobs.
Keep this color pairing on your list if plain white feels a little too simple.
tall cabinets and basket cubbies
Want storage to be a big part of your laundry room? There’s so much to love here, from the baskets above the machines to the open bins underneath.
The white tiled bath sits at the end of the cabinet run. I especially like the little paw details inside it!
dog bath beside a long bench
How cute is this laundry and entryway idea? The raised bath sits beside a long bench with baskets below. Dark gray cabinets and white tiles carry through the whole setup.
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Try a row of hooks above your bench for leashes and towels, like the ones shown here.
white bath beside the washer
Don’t want to go overboard with color? No problem!
Try this white tiled bath beside a dark front-loading machine. The black wall fixtures and long brown shelf give you a few details without adding a busy pattern.
dark tiles and geometric lines
This patterned back wall may just be one of my favorites here. I love the little diamonds and zigzag lines between the dark tiled sides.
The framed dog portrait makes it even cuter. Try a dark frame to follow the cabinets and bath surround.
sage cabinets and patterned tiles
I am obsessed with this little corner bath. The blue-gray patterned tiles look so pretty between the sage cabinets, with the stacked machines off to the right.
Don’t forget the smaller details if you want a similar look. A paw-print towel and a trailing plant are lovely additions here.
pale blue squares and gold edging
If you are looking for a softer color combination, this one is for you. Pale blue square tiles cover the bath, with thin gold-colored edging around the opening.
The white cabinets have little brown loop pulls. I’d keep those if you’re taking inspiration from this room.
terracotta tones and cream cabinets
How pretty is this peachy-brown tile? It covers the bath inside and out, right beside the white machines with copper-colored door surrounds.
The cream cabinets keep the colors soft up top. Try folded white towels and a couple of amber-colored bottles on the counter to follow the same look.
tiny patterns and a hinged panel
If you love black-and-white patterns, there’s plenty to save here. Tiny repeated shapes cover the bath walls while larger motifs run across the floor.
There’s also a hinged panel shown upright beside the bath. If you’re considering a similar feature, ask your designer how it could work with your layout.
dark green cabinets and gray tile
This is such a pretty way to use dark green in a laundry room. The tall cabinets match the paneled wall above the gray tiled bath.
I especially love the long brown shelf with the gold-colored rail underneath. Keep the shelf styling simple with a couple of pale vases.
paw prints and open shelves
How adorable are these little paw prints? They run across the beige tiled walls and the front of the bath, with black fixtures bringing in more of the same color.
Try open shelves above your station if you like having bottles and containers on display. A rail with hooks fits underneath the lowest shelf here.
navy cabinets and pet towel bins
This is another white tiled bath, but the navy cabinets give it a different look. I love the gold-colored sprayer beside those deep blue doors.
The labeled bins above the bath are a cute detail too. Give pet towels their own basket if you want to borrow that idea.
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tucked-away steps and white tile
Want something a little different beneath your raised bath? This setup has steps extending from the lower cabinet area.
White tiles with dark grout cover the walls around it.
Save this as a planning idea rather than a ready-made solution. Ask a professional to check the step size and access for your own dog.
a pale green tiled alcove
I love this pale green bath with its own tall alcove. The tiles go all the way up to the shelf, with two baskets tucked above.
The laundry machines sit in the neighboring opening. Try matching white shelves across both spaces if you want to follow this arrangement.
white cabinets and a patterned floor
Don’t want your dog bath to look separate from everything else? This white tiled station sits between the sink cabinet and laundry machines.
The black-and-white floor is my favorite part of the room. Keep the cabinets plain if you want to give a busy floor pattern a try.
green dotted lines and a bowl nook
This is actually one of my favorite little details on the list. The green dotted lines across the bath walls tie in with the tiny green tiles in the bowl nook below.
Gold-colored edging and matching knobs finish the white cabinetry. There’s even a black folding fixture mounted inside the lower nook.
neutral tiles and overhead storage
If you’re looking for a simple neutral combination, go with gray-beige tiles and white cabinets like these. The bath sits at the end of the counter beside the machines.
I love the baskets above the cabinets. You could use that same space for extra supplies you don’t reach for every day.
blue stripes and tiny round tiles
Last but definitely not least, we have this adorable blue-and-white bath. I am obsessed with the broad stripes made from tiny round tiles!
The larger blue and white hexagons outside the bath are just as fun. Save this one if you want to go all out with blue.
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