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Assign hampers or landing space before laundry reaches the machines.
Everyday function / durable storage
Turn a working room into a smoother routine.
LeVika organizes appliances, folding, hanging, hampers and cleaning storage around the sequence of the work—not around leftover cabinet space.
LEVIKA / CUSTOM CABINETRY01Appliance-led clearances
02Folding and hanging zones
03Cleaning and linen storage
04Laundry and mudroom combinations
01 / Follow the work
Wash, dry, fold and store without crossing the room twice.
The cabinet plan should shorten the routine and keep the frequently used tools where each task happens.
Wash and dry
Protect manufacturer clearances, doors, controls, ventilation and service access.
Fold and hang
Create a reliable surface and hanging zone that do not block circulation.
Store
Separate detergents, cleaning tools, linens and household overflow by frequency and safety.
02 / Built and visual evidence
A utility room can still belong to the home.
This design direction combines working clearances and concealed household storage with a quieter architectural palette.
Design study · folding surface · appliance surround · tall storage
Laundry room direction
Planning reference03 / Make compact rooms work harder
Small utility rooms benefit from exact planning.
When every wall contains equipment or a door, standard cabinets often leave the most useful vertical space unresolved.
Vertical storage
Use height for infrequently accessed items while daily supplies stay reachable.
Continuous work surface
Protect folding space from becoming a permanent storage shelf.
Hidden utility
Allocate brooms, vacuum, pet supplies or cleaning tools instead of improvising later.
Shared entry
Where laundry meets mudroom use, separate shoes, bags and outerwear from clean-laundry tasks.
04 / Keep equipment serviceable
Custom fit still respects the machine.
Appliance specifications and utility locations are design inputs, not details to solve during installation.
Door and drawer conflicts
Check appliance doors, cabinet fronts and room doors in their open positions.
Water and drain
Keep shutoffs and service connections accessible after cabinetry is installed.
Ventilation
Use the manufacturer's installation requirements for dryer and appliance enclosures.
Sink and counter
Coordinate the utility sink, faucet, backsplash and work surface with storage below.
05 / Investment planning
The appliances establish the starting scope.
Cabinet volume, sink coordination, tall utility storage and the number of connected functions determine the useful investment conversation.
Individual project-fit review · No approved laundry starting range is available; appliance, sink and adjacent-trade scope drive the project.
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Machine type and installation clearances
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Counter and sink requirements
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Tall cleaning or linen storage
04
Mudroom or pet-storage integration
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Utility and site coordination
06 / Questions clients ask before starting
What matters before a laundry project moves forward.
Clear answers help decide whether custom cabinetry is the right solution before detailed design time begins.
Can appliances be tightly enclosed?
Only after manufacturer clearances, ventilation and service access are verified.
Is a small room worth custom work?
Compact utility rooms often benefit most when vertical storage and task surfaces are planned together.
Who moves utilities?
Utility relocation is never assumed; it is coordinated or excluded explicitly in the scope.
07 / Continue planning
Use the next page to answer the next decision.
Start with the machines and the routine.
Share appliance models, approximate room dimensions and the tasks the space must support for a practical project review.