Hi Vanessa,

I think this should work? The IKEA visualiser doesn't have any small wall mounted sink units but you could put that on the right hand wall (pretty much where it is in your original photo). Only thing you might have to sacrifice is boot storage - though you might be able to use the area under the sink for a couple of pairs? The tumble dryer and washing machine are side-by-side under the countertop with a tall 40cm wide storage cupboard to the left. You could then put coat hooks on the right hand side as you walk in with a radiator underneath (so you have toasty warm coats on winter mornings!). It may be worth investing in a combined washer/dryer if you want more storage space?

Depending on whether there's enough wall space to the left of the window you might also be able to swap the shelves for upper wall cupboards if you'd prefer enclosed storage.

Also I wasn't sure if you were planning an actual door to the utility - just having an open doorframe may be better in terms of the cupboard doors opening properly.

Oh ok! It just threw me not seeing the external door in your images. That's fantastic Lauren, and definitely an option. I was going to do a stacked arrangement of w/m and t/d in the one cupboard, but your arrangement at least gives me some work space. Have you based this off units available from Ikea?

No problem! Yes its based on ikea units as their visualiser is free and fairly easy to use. According to the measurements you have 167cm on the left hand wall which means you can fit x2 standard 60cm units then a 40cm tall unit with 7cm left to spare which you'll probably need to facilitate doors opening properly. Hope that helps!

What about a ceiling mounted pulleymaid to keep any damp towels out of the dog's reach. You would need to take your lighting into consideration but it should be easy.

I do prefer the side by side placement of the machines resulting in more efficient surace area for folding. I was thinking about a laundry hamper or two which could be placed beneath the sink.

Our shoe benches are both a practical and stylish solution for shoe storage and the perfect place to pop your shoes on take a look!

Hi - in Lauren's latter plan, the basin may need to come out as it interferes with the crouch space required in front of the appliances. Also will make it tricky to remove the appliances for servicing etc but otherwise looks pretty good... if the window was moved to the corner - might feel more more spacious to have the tall unit on the right side of that run.

Referring to OnePlan's point about the space between the machines and the sink, l would avoid the cupboarding doors concealing of the machines and anything in betweem them. Should there be need to pull out the innermost machine one could first remove the other one making it easy. As for crouching space, just make sure the porthole opens on a right sided hinge so that the door swings onto the window wall and it should be fine too. You could always find a narrow rectangular basin to save space too.