You might think about moving the w/d to the top wall as drawn. Because the units are so much deeper than cabinets, you won't have enough room beside them to use either corner susan.

You could also delete the cabinets under the windows completely. Mount one of those fold up drying racks on the wall, simply leave it blank for a cart park or piece to be chosen later, simple hanging pole or a fold down ironing board with iron storage are other potential choices.

I can't move it, the plumbing is all roughed in.

What if I had them build the cabs deeper in those corners so the washer/dryer don't stick out as far? Probably just going to have to go with the open shelving in the corners. I could always store extra sheets, etc back in that corner space I guess.

Is your cabinetry being built on site or being ordered? Even if your cabinets are not custom, you should be able to get your trim carpenter to build in open shelves that take up the whole corner with no division between sides. That would be my suggestion because it leaves plenty of room for large baskets to sort dirty clothes and organize clean clothes.

A folding counter is great. I have open cubbies under mine so I can keep a large basket that goes to each bedroom. All the clean, folded clothes go into the baskets, and the owner of the clothing has to come get it and put it away.

If you can't do the customized shelves, I would personally delete the corner cabinet completely and just have the cabinets along the side walls go all the way to the wall with the washer on it. This would make it easier for you to clean beside your washer/dryer and give you a place to tuck a trash can, a folding drying rack, or a ladder.

I'm with singingmicki about deleting the corner cabinet - it would also be a great place for a rollling double hamper and a lot less expensive than custom cabinets. You could still put a high counter above the washer & dryer from corner to corner and just slide rolling hampers or whatever back into the corner.

I like the pic you posted with the open shelves alot, but would your laundry room always look as neat as that one? I know mine wouldn't.

What if you did blind corner pullouts instead of a lazy susan or open shelves? You can store what ever you need to in it & it gives you full access even to the very back of that blind corner and everything is hidden behind a single cabinet door.

Another idea would be to use an angled corner cabinet in the corners, but I'm not sure you have enough space next to the washer/dryer to do that. It would be worth checking into though as those corners are going to be quite tight.

Here is a link that might be useful: Blind Corner Pullout

There isn't enough room for a blind corner pullout either. I mean, you can have one, but you need to leave a larger filler space from the corner so that the door to the pullout is completely in front of w/d.

Same issue with open shelves - trying to get into the corner to put stuff onto or take stuff off of the shelf.

What about pushing them over to one side? Blank one of the corners. At least then you could do an angled corner unit, maybe one of those susans with a door mounted on it.