Tarallo Kitchen and Bath, Inc. The washer was put on the bottom I believe. The plumbing would have dictated that one.

fernen washer always on bottom because of weight.

Tarallo Kitchen and Bath, Inc. The upper cabinets above the sink area are 36 inches tall. The small cabinet above the stacked W/D are 15 inches tall. I don't remember the exact height of the stacked units when placed on top of eachother, however the brand they ended up going with in the end seems to be a Whirlpool Duet.

Tarallo Kitchen and Bath, Inc. The countertop is 48 inches wide with a standard depth of 25"

Tarallo Kitchen and Bath, Inc. This was designed using custom cabinetry from Bertch

Tarallo Kitchen and Bath, Inc. One of the best ways to do under-cabinet lighting is to use LED light strips. These are thin strips that get mounted to the bottom, rear-bottom, or front-bottom of the wall cabinets that can give off excellent and even lighting along the wall and countertops. They can last for tens of thousands of hours, have a low-cost, and are available in a wide range of color options.

Tarallo Kitchen and Bath, Inc. I don't know the color that was used for the walls here unfortunately.

stacey1965 Sort of looks beige or creamy tan, khaki?

kevin152 You can stack most front loaders wit a $20-30 stacking kit. I just bought and stacked the largest LG front loaders and it saves more space. I would like to do something similar to this layout.

numikal I'm an appliance sales spec. Most front units are stackable with the use of a stacking kit. It's also very important to make sure your units are properly leveled and that either (if possible) the dryer or washer door are reversed for continuity.