kim1861 I think there's something similiar in a book called Built in furniture by a Jim Tolpin. He provides the specs, for the substrate and the rollers etc
Lindy Donnelly The table was purchased through a vendor at the San Francisco Design Center. I'd be happy to purchase it for you. Please email me, lindydonnelly@sbcglobal.net
Ian Fleming never mentions James Bond doing laundry. Probably it's because 007 is too busy on covert missions, but maybe, just maybe, it's because he keeps his laundering facilities cleverly sequestered behind a pair of sliding bookcases.
The other owner had been a set designer and engineer and "enjoyed smartly-crafted architecture," Donnelly says, "so it was his idea to hide the laundry room behind yet even more bookcases. We could have done a conventional laundry room within the kitchen area as it was originally when the homeowner purchased it, but this is much more unique."
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If your washing machine and dryer are in a funky spot, consider hiding it behind moveable bookshelves. When they’re closed, you’ve got a library. When they’re open, a laundromat.