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This laundry design showcases a clean and modern aesthetic with a focus on simplicity and functionality. The color palette is light and neutral, featuring crisp white cabinetry, a subtle wood-look benchtop, and chrome fixtures that enhance the overall understated elegance. The addition of vertical white tiles on the splashback introduces texture and dimension while maintaining the minimalist vibe. The style leans towards Scandinavian-inspired modern design, emphasizing practicality, light-filled spaces, and soft, natural tones. The timber-look benchtop adds warmth and a touch of nature to the otherwise streamlined and contemporary setting. The overall presentation is both stylish and practical. The inclusion of overhead cabinetry maximizes storage without overwhelming the space. The placement of the sink, washer, and cabinetry ensures an efficient workflow, making daily chores seamless and organised. This laundry’s thoughtful design balances form and function, creating a space that is visually appealing, practical, and effortlessly chic.

We love the soft mother of pearl tiles which work so well with the cream cabinets and brassware. The utility has a laundry area, linen cupboards and a walk-in corner pantry as our client is a keen cook and has lots of equipment and ingredients. The other cupboards provide all the essential storage any household needs!

This was a third project where as an Architectural practice, we designed and built in house one of our projects. This project we extended our arm of delivery and made all the bespoke joinery in our workshop - staircases, shelving, doors -you name it - we made it. The house was changed over an air source heat pump fed servicing from a boiler - further improving the environmental performance of the building.

Creating a utility area on the 1st floor in an unutilised cupboard

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.

Located in the Canberra suburb of Old Deakin, this established home was originally built in 1951 by Keith Murdoch to house journalists of The Herald and Weekly Times Limited. With a rich history, it has been renovated to maintain its classic character and charm for the new young family that lives there. This laundry has a laminex finish, talostone super white marble and kit kat finger tiles. Renovation by Papas Projects. Photography by Hcreations.

Laundry room