Modern laundry

With Freedom Kitchens it’s possible to make your laundry look like an extension of your living spaces by selecting matching or complementary materials, and include clever storage to hide away clutter – the options are endless.

Far from the cobweb-clad shed of yesteryear, the laundry is a pleasant place to spend time. While utility is key, style seals the deal.

An interior by Baldwin & Bagnall sympathetic to the classic style of this 1920s bungalow helps to provide for modern life and its need for strong outdoor connections.

My favourite house in Elsternwick renovated by Julie Treuel and Sasha Wright-Neville (former The Block contestants) was recently feature in Adore Home Magazine. A true testament to their amazing […]

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A built-in laundry hamper keeps this room tidy and ensures clothes make it to the laundry!

Sirotov Architects

Tips for Designing Your Dream Laundry

Designer Anna Smith of Annabode + Co. reveals her own DIY renovation of her modern laundry room on a budget - using IKEA cabinetry and Semihandmade fronts.

Designers: Zephyr and Stone Location: QLD Zephyr and Stone's Scandi Townhouse is the perfect example of colour harmony between rooms. Grey is the key influence in the majority of surface finish colours and patterns, ensuring all products have a connection. Angora Oak Woodmatt is a warm, soft grey oak timber structure with cool grey, oak woodgrain and knot features throughout, making it perfect for the ultimate Scandinavian-style space.