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All utility cabinetry is painted in Little Greene Pompeian Ash 293 with matching shaker doors and antique brass Corston Kilburn knobs. A Franke Sirius sink in Polar White is paired with a Franke Eos Neo pull-down tap in black, set into Horizon Stone Alaska White polished worktops. Miele washing machine and tumble dryer are integrated within tall housing, while open shelving and hanging rail space provide additional practical storage within a compact, coordinated layout.

Combined butlers pantry and laundry works well together. Plenty of storage including wall cupboards and hanging rail above bench with gorgeous marble herringbone tiles

Laundry under stairs - We designed the laundry under the new stairs and carefully designed the joinery so that the laundry doors look like wall panels to the stair. When closed the laundry disappears but when it's open it has everything in it. We carefully detailed the laundry doors to have the stair stringer so that your eye follows the art deco balustrade instead.

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This laundry was designed several months after the kitchen renovation - a cohesive look was needed to flow to make it look like it was done at the same time. Similar materials were chosen but with individual flare and interest. This space is multi functional not only providing a space as a laundry but as a separate pantry room for the kitchen - it also includes an integrated pull out drawer fridge.

Making use of additional space in the kitchen, we neatly hid away this utility room that disappears when the doors close, but matches the style of the kitchen when open.

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The Don lies in a quiet pocket of Brunswick: an area dotted with heritage homes and rich with manufacturing history. Looking past years of neglect, our client saw the promise of the existing weatherboard house - with its circa-1900s charm, brick chimneys and beautiful Victorian details – and sought to transform it into a versatile family home. A careful renovation and restoration has preserved the cottage’s traditional features and layout, and this front section of the home has been reconfigured to contain refreshed bedrooms and bathrooms. The original hallway beginning at the front door now leads through to the north-facing rear extension, where living spaces and courtyards unfold on either side of this central spine. The kitchen is the axis of this zone: spacious, hardwearing and practical, it’s well-equipped for passionate cooks and effortlessly accommodates family gatherings. It connects easily to the two living spaces, the dining room, and the patio nestled in the garden. Inspired by Brunswick’s masonry history, red brick is the bedrock of the extension. It serves as a continuous floor that stretches from the internal rooms out to the patio, providing a robust surface fit for family life. Slicing through this earthy foundation is the smooth brightness of steel - a lightweight contrast in the form of external cladding, benchtops, light fittings and handles throughout. In the spaces between these two elemental materials, pale green finishes, soft neutrals and rich timbers round out the balanced, lush interiors of an enduring family home.

Contemporary laundry and utility room in Cashmere with Wenge effect worktops. Elevated Miele washing machine and tumble dryer with pull-out shelf below for easy changeover of loads.

A compact Laundry for a unit

Our clients had been searching for their perfect kitchen for over a year. They had three abortive attempts to engage a kitchen supplier and had become disillusioned by vendors who wanted to mould their needs to fit with their product. "It was a massive relief when we finally found Burlanes. From the moment we started to discuss our requirements with Lindsey we could tell that she completely understood both our needs and how Burlanes could meet them." We needed to ensure that all the clients' specifications were met and worked together with them to achieve their dream, bespoke kitchen.

Enda Cavanagh

Sue Stubbs

European Laundry Design with concealed cabinetry behind large bi-fold doors in hallway Entry.

The L-shaped pantry layout allows storage to wrap around the corner, making full use of the available wall space. Open shelving with fiddle rails continues throughout, paired with honed slate worktops and base units with wicker basket storage below. An integrated fridge freezer is built neatly into the corner, providing additional refrigeration while keeping appliances concealed. The space is finished in Little Greene Mochi with Armac Martin hardware, and the Nero Parquet Black Parquet Stone distressed limestone flooring tiles clearly define the pantry as a functional extension of the kitchen.

The cellar has been converted into a very useful utility room