02/10/2026
Scavolini - When the laundry room becomes part of the design
What stands out in these interiors is the idea of treating the laundry area as an integrated part of the home, rather than a separate, purely functional utility space.
From a furniture-design perspective, the real innovation is not simply hiding the washing machine. It is combining storage, laundry appliances, storage functions and architectural detailing into one coherent system.
1. The design features worth noticing
• integrated appliances behind cabinet doors
The washing machine and dryer sit beneath a continuous worktop, with matching doors concealing the appliances when not in use.
The room maintains a clean, furniture-like appearance, while the worktop creates a useful surface for folding laundry. It also makes the space feel less like a conventional utility room.
2. Dressing-room storage with integrated lighting
• open shelving, closed cabinets, hanging rails and dedicated spaces for folded textiles are combined within one composition. Vertical LED strips illuminate the shelves and emphasise the warm wood finish.
Everything is visible and accessible, making it easier to organise towels, clothing and accessories. The lighting also improves visibility inside deeper storage compartments. Scavolini's Walk-in Fluida concept offers configurable open and closed modules and integrated lighting.
3. Concealed spaces and architectural continuity
• the full-height wood panels and discreet door detailing allow functional areas to disappear into the surrounding cabinetry. The same material language continues across the kitchen and adjoining spaces.
It creates visual continuity, reduces the impression of clutter and allows the laundry or dressing area to remain discreetly connected to the rest of the home.
4. A coordinated palette of materials
• muted sage-green cabinetry, warm wood, stone-effect surfaces and brushed-metal handles create a restrained, sophisticated interior.
Why connect the laundry room to the kitchen or bathroom?
The real advantage is in how the home works, not just how it looks 🖤
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