Laundry Cabinets

Ideal for efficient use of space, your entire laundry room can be contained in a custom cabinet located under stairs, a bathroom, or a utility room. With your appliances contained within one large cabinet, they also have smaller custom cabinets where your detergents and cleaning supplies can be kept. Wall-mounted laundry wall cabinets keep detergents and linen above the work surface while leaving the floor clear. Laundry units can enclose a washing machine and provide adjacent storage for detergents, keeping the work area contained.

As in the kitchen, shaker style cabinetry is a very popular option in New Zealand for traditional design fans with its classic and rustic appeal. Suitable for those with older homes and the space to really make their laundry a feature. A kitset laundry cabinet can suit a straightforward installation where standard dimensions work with the room layout.

Why not contain your messy piles of laundry within your cabinetry. Hide your laundry, store your extra linen, or use it as a removable washing basket – hide-away hampers are an excellent way to boost your laundry’s efficiency. A compact laundry station can bring the washing machine, storage and a work surface into one defined zone.

Full-length laundry cabinets  

If you have the space, consider adding one full-length cabinet to contain those awkwardly-sized cleaning supplies like ironing boards, mops, and brooms. Having a dedicated area for these items will make your space less cluttered. Where the plan allows, a laundry bench provides a surface for sorting and folding beside the cabinetry. A laundry tub with bench top gives the room a defined washing and sorting area beside the cabinetry.

The essential function of your laundry is the care of your household's clothes – but we all know how much more unpleasant these chores can be if your space is disorganised. Investing in functional, aesthetically-pleasing cabinetry can revolutionise your storage systems and make doing the laundry much more appealing. The highest quality options are designed with both functionality and style in mind. With the modern day laundry room evolving to offer more than just plain utility, style is an incredibly important factor to keep in mind. High quality laundry cabinets will also feature higher quality materials, making them more durable and robust in the short and long term.

The right choice of laundry cabinets comes down to the space you have available and the aesthetic you want to create. If space isn’t an issue and you have an older home, consider a traditional shaker style look and a large farmhouse tub. More discreet, hidden cabinetry options make sense for smaller spaces or modern homes in New Zealand. Also keep materials in mind and how that works with your existing interior styling as you don’t want your new cabinets to look out of place in the overall context of your home. A laundry sink with cabinet storage below can anchor the work area, while a laundry vanity suits rooms that need a basin and enclosed storage. Planning laundry table and storage together keeps the work surface close to enclosed cupboards.