Space · Laundry

Utility rooms that work as hard as the kitchen

Washer and dryer towers, sink units, drying rails and tall storage — planned so the laundry stays a room, not a corridor.

What we plan

Planned like a small kitchen

Laundry and utility rooms take the hardest working appliances in the house, so we plan them like a small kitchen: appliance towers, a deep sink, drainage, drying rails, ironing and tall storage for everything that has no other home.

Boards and edges are moisture-resistant, and the doors carry the same finish as the kitchen so the room does not feel like a service corridor.

  • Washer and dryer towers or side-by-side
  • Sink, tap and drainage planning
  • Ventilation, drying and ironing stations
  • Moisture-resistant boards and edge banding

Scope

What we build for the laundry

Appliance towers

Stacked or side-by-side appliances with worktop over, drawers for detergent and baskets.

Sink & storage runs

Deep utility sinks, tall broom storage and hanging rails sized to what you actually store.

Drying & ventilation

Extractor and ventilation planned with the joinery, so the room stays dry and quiet.

Scenes

Laundry, as built

Utility room with drying rail

Laundry corner and sink unit

Tall storage with concealed worktop

Pre-assembly before shipment

Options

Materials, hardware and standards

ItemSpecificationNote
AppliancesStacked towers or side-by-side—
SinkDeep utility bowl, mixer, drainage—
StorageBroom, basket, detergent and linen runs—
BoardsMoisture-resistant carcass and edging—
VentilationExtractor and drying provision—
FinishesMatched to the kitchen fronts—

A working range, not a fixed list — the final specification is agreed with your design lead.

Next step

Planning a laundry?

Send us the plan or the measurements and we will come back with a scope, timeline and estimate.