In America, having laundries in the basements of residential buildings is a common practice—it’s incredibly convenient. Inspired by this idea, a group of entrepreneurs decided to try their hand at launching a similar business. They purchased a basement room in a high-rise building and got to work.

One major advantage of this space was the presence of a window, which made the room feel bright and welcoming. But before the renovations could begin, they had to clear out a mountain of junk. Surprisingly, even among the discarded items, they found something useful. For instance, they repurposed old wooden pallets into a unique table, spending almost nothing in the process.

Next came the renovation. A tiled wall—practically made for this kind of space—was simply scrubbed until it gleamed, since its surface was already easy to clean. The remaining walls were prepped and painted a vibrant shade of green.

As for the tiled floor, a professional cleaning crew worked their magic, restoring it to its former glory.

To create a comfortable waiting area, they brought in a cozy sofa and installed all the necessary laundry equipment. Now, customers who prefer to save time and effort can subscribe to the service: on a scheduled day, a staff member picks up their laundry and later delivers it back, fresh, clean, and perfectly pressed.