Transitional Laundry Cupboard Design Ideas
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Guthmann Construction
The built-ins hide the washer and dryer below and laundry supplies and hanging bar above. The upper cabinets have glass doors to showcase the owners’ blue and white pieces. A new pocket door separates the Laundry Room from the smaller, lower level bathroom. The opposite wall also has matching cabinets and marble top for additional storage and work space.
Jon Courville Photography
Tali Hardonag Architect
Mountain View laundry station
A barn door slides close when needed to hide the stacked washer/dryer and a cubby for the pet dog
New England Design & Construction
This second floor laundry area was created out of part of an existing master bathroom. It allowed the client to move their laundry station from the basement to the second floor, greatly improving efficiency.
McCabe By Design LLC
A 55" wide laundry closet packs it in. The closet's former configuration was side by side machines on pedestals with a barely accessible shelf above. By stacking the machines, there was enough room for a small counter for folding, a drying bar and a few more accessible shelves. The best part is there is now also room for the kitty litter box. Unseen in the photo is the concealed cat door.
Note that the support panel for the countertop has been notched out in the back to provide easy access to the water shut off to the clothes washer.
Photo Credit: A Kitchen That Works LLC
McCabe By Design LLC
A 55" wide laundry closet packs it in. The closet's former configuration was side by side machines on pedestals with a barely accessible shelf above. The kitty litter box was located to the left of the closet on the floor - see before photo. By stacking the machines, there was enough room for a small counter for folding, a drying bar and a few more accessible shelves. The best part is there is now also room for the kitty litter box. Unseen in the photo is the concealed cat door.
Note that the support panel for the countertop has been notched out in the back to provide easy access to the water shut off to the clothes washer.
A Kitchen That Works LLC
Design Harmony
Here we transformed a guest bedroom into a home office. By adding two sets of double doors we hid the washer, dryer & all miscellaneous office equipment.
Using the clients' existing artwork as a basis for our palette, we incorporated color into the room by painting the doors this lush green.
Holland Photography - Cory Holland - HollandPhotography.biz
Transitional Laundry Cupboard Design Ideas
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