I’m having trouble following some of your descriptions. For ex, you want to rearrange the laundry room but also put a washer and dryer in the kitchen?? Can you post an original floor plan with wall measurements and windows marked and a renovation plan? But my first thought is that some of your ideas seem expensive with no return on investment, like making the kitchen window smaller and moving the laundry hookups.

ok I can see why it was confusing, my apologies. The basement is a suite with the lockoff between the workout room and living room. so the existing laundry is mine - there are no laundry facilities in the suite. so i wanted to add them in kitchen under the stairs where the fridge was. i can try to add the windows. i know the kitchen window is 70x 22 with 32 inches on either side of window leaving very little room for cabinets above counter plus ceilings are low.

Also my pic had very clear wall measurements but not legible on here, so i will try to fix that.

I need to see where all the windows are and IMO basements need all the light they can get so no making windows smaller . Who rents this space since there is only one bedroom my guess is a couple at most so I would not trade aw indow for upper cabinets. I need all the meausrements clearly marked and how do you get to the funcae room from your space since you need access to that all the time but from both spaces

Good point about cabinets and furnace room. I've added the window in bathroom and kitchen and where the fixtures and appliances used to be. I guess I could use that space under stairs where the fridge used to be for a pantry also, if I decided to not put a stacking washer dryer there.

This is how it was set up before with cabinets up high on all 3 walls. I hit my head often on them lol... they were the wrong depth for that room and jutted out too far. I want to get a smaller 5 or 7 ft cubic freezer and have somewhere to hang my clothes because I air dry a lot and would really like a laundry tub/sink. I will most likely be buying top loading washer not front loading even though they look so nice and I love the counter space over...but heard they are a pain.

Sorry, I'm not an artist lol... this is where everything used to be. There is also a drywall ledge on outside wall of bathroom and kitchen under the windows, forgot to mention that. So the larger shelf in this bathroom pic behind the door is a built in shelf in bathroom. The smaller one is a built in shelf in the living room which is awkward for furniture placement and I don't need it. I was thinking of using both spaces for more room in the bathroom if I can create a closet in the hall from furnace room space (which there is room for because my old furnace was huge adn the new one will be 1/3 of the size. Or keep the one in the bathroom AND have a linen closet off the hall.

Bump Please if anyone can help me?