Comments on: Laundry rooms in the Kitchen https://stagetecture.com/laundry-rooms-in-the-kitchen/ Stagetecture - Living with Style Tue, 07 Jan 2014 11:53:47 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.9.13 By: Ronique https://stagetecture.com/laundry-rooms-in-the-kitchen/#comment-77770 Sat, 12 Jan 2013 16:56:50 +0000 http://stagetecture.wordpress.com/?p=2522#comment-77770 In reply to Madeline.

Hi Madeline, thanks for you great comments. All the pictures on Stagetecture are inspiration and I don’t have specifics about the cabinets, etc. 🙂

Thanks so much and enjoy the weekend!

]]> By: Madeline https://stagetecture.com/laundry-rooms-in-the-kitchen/#comment-77760 Sat, 12 Jan 2013 14:48:54 +0000 http://stagetecture.wordpress.com/?p=2522#comment-77760 These are fabulous! Are the cabinets custom? Are there any standard cabinets for stackables with doors? Some people suggest casters to solve the access issue

]]> By: Ronique https://stagetecture.com/laundry-rooms-in-the-kitchen/#comment-3957 Sun, 08 May 2011 00:10:17 +0000 http://stagetecture.wordpress.com/?p=2522#comment-3957 In reply to Margo.

Most washer and dryers you can pull out in case of maintenance, so I don’t think that should be a problem. Maybe inconvenient. 🙂

]]> By: Margo https://stagetecture.com/laundry-rooms-in-the-kitchen/#comment-3956 Sat, 07 May 2011 17:10:45 +0000 http://stagetecture.wordpress.com/?p=2522#comment-3956 Thanks for the great pictures…Love the idea of having washer dryer in kitchen, but wonder is it a problem having them enclosed by cabinets. What happens if you need to get to the plumbing/connections in case of problem (leak, hose breaks, etc)? Anyone have any experience with this?

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]]> By: stagetecture https://stagetecture.com/laundry-rooms-in-the-kitchen/#comment-107 Thu, 25 Mar 2010 23:34:46 +0000 http://stagetecture.wordpress.com/?p=2522#comment-107 In reply to Andy Capelluto.

Andy,

Thank you for the comment! You hit the nail on the head with the cabinet doors! I think if you can conceal the washer and dryer, and have them concealed, it’s not so daunting of an idea! Anything can be done with design and planning.

]]> By: Andy Capelluto https://stagetecture.com/laundry-rooms-in-the-kitchen/#comment-106 Thu, 25 Mar 2010 23:24:13 +0000 http://stagetecture.wordpress.com/?p=2522#comment-106 Ronique, space permitting I love this idea of incorporating a laundry room into the kitchen. Also love your website photos. As long as the cabinet doors conceal it, I guess it can go anywhere. We put a washer/dryer unit into our master bathroom – (lucky me) and so the teenagers get to use the heavy duty one downstairs and we get to use the upstairs one. I’ve even seen it work in the passage of a home. Bottom line, it should be hidden by matching and preferably stylish looking doors ….

Oh, and talking about stylish – I love your website!

]]> By: stagetecture https://stagetecture.com/laundry-rooms-in-the-kitchen/#comment-104 Thu, 25 Mar 2010 16:42:32 +0000 http://stagetecture.wordpress.com/?p=2522#comment-104 In reply to Scott Haig.

Thanks Scott for your comment. It’s great to have options, it’s not for everyone. But for those who do have laundry rooms in their kitchens.. go for it with gusto and design flair!

]]> By: Scott Haig https://stagetecture.com/laundry-rooms-in-the-kitchen/#comment-103 Thu, 25 Mar 2010 16:30:28 +0000 http://stagetecture.wordpress.com/?p=2522#comment-103 I have incorporated a laundry room into a kitchen before, but the last client I had said the following, which I thought contained some wisdom. She said: “I want a separate room I can close off because I sort my clothes, fold some, hang some, and leave some in piles sometimes. I prefer not to see that from my kitchen.”

On the other hand, the kitchen solution we used on a previous project was to enclose the washer/dryer in taller cabinets (38″ tall) with a countertop and wall cabinets above. The area was adjacent to the refrigerator on the edge of the kitchen, not in the center of it. The base cabinets had pocket sliding doors that slid back alongside the front-load washer/dryer for ease of use, and to close it off when not in use. The countertop made for decent folding area and basket landing space. The cabinets above kept cleaning supplies. There was adequate space in front of the washer/dryer for room to move and work, too, so it just seemed to function well.

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