Integrated appliances
Stacked or side by side, machines fit within cabinetry that protects the required clearances.
Laundry rooms
From sorting to folding, every step becomes easier with cabinetry designed around your appliances, products and routine.
Plan my laundry room
Efficient and refined
We optimize height and circulation to bring appliances, a folding surface, hampers and cleaning storage into one clean composition. Clearances, connections and ventilation are checked before the design is finalized.
Stacked or side by side, machines fit within cabinetry that protects the required clearances.
A clear counter makes sorting, treating and folding easier.
Hampers, drying racks, products and cleaning equipment receive logical, secure storage.
Before the first drawing
Connections, ventilation, sorting, drying and folding should form one sequence. Solving them together lets cabinetry use the room’s height without blocking service or circulation.

Do doors, hoses, ducts, valves and service panels remain accessible?
Actual appliance dimensions and manufacturer requirements define the surrounding cabinetry. We protect ventilation, clearances and future machine removal.

Can laundry move forward without backtracking or collecting on the floor?
Pull-out hampers, product storage, hanging rods and folding surfaces are placed in the actual order of your household routine.

Which sink suits the soaking, rinsing and products used in your laundry room?
Sink depth, material and installation method affect the counter, plumbing and usable cabinet volume. The faucet, backsplash, joints and protected cabinet base are coordinated at the same time.
Laundry inspiration
The right composition follows the appliances, plumbing, sorting routine and the space required to hang, treat and fold laundry.
Concept images — presented as inspiration, not as completed work by the company
Three options in detail
Depth, material, rim and faucet affect maintenance as much as style. Compare three common directions before sizing the countertop and sink cabinet.
Conceptual images — presented as inspiration, not as completed company projects
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