I'm not sure that's possible due to load bearing.. but I will check. thanks

Unless you left out some of your laundry room requirements, I think you are WAY over-complicating this.

Stacking your washer and dryer and adding monolithic tall built in cabinetry in such a small space is a terrible idea - it'll feel even more claustrophobic in there. I WISH I had such a sweet, dedicated laundry room to work in natural light.

Install a front loading washer and dryer on the wall opposite the window. Do your folding on top of the machines - if you want to be fancy have a countertop installed above them. Make sure the machines can fit under a ~36" counter if standard counter height is comfortable for you. Place a shelf and wall cabinets above the counter. Tada!

Brooms and such can hang on the wall behind the door hidden from view, but easy to access. If you need space to hang clothes to dry, a wall solution can be hung across from the swinging door; either a rod with hangers or the kind that stores flush to the wall and angles out when in use.

Would a bi-fold door work? While it is sad to remove a window, it might be the best solution.

sheloveslayouts has the best solution. you have a great space. I think the cabinet companies idea is terrible, they sell cabinets are not great at design. I would never stack a washer/dryer or remove a window unless there was no other way. I had stacking once, much prefer the flat top that side buy side give you and hate having to turn on a light every time I use a room without a window. All these pictures came from a houzz laundry photos search and even though they all show front load you can have the same with top load without placing a countertop and giving yourself enough room to fully open the door when placing shelving or cabinets. the first 2 are just more pictures of her suggestion. the 3rd is a cabinet that you could place directly opposite your door next to the window if you need tall storage. 5th is rolling laundry sorter that could be placed in that same spot. I have one without the top shelf and hanging bar and love it. I sort lights, darks and colors or towels. 4th gives you another option without hanging rod. and last is an option for stacking if you really want to that gives you storage without taking up the whole room.

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You might look into a bi-fold door if you can't do a pocket door. We think getting a stacking set would work really well here and you could look into slim/tall storage ideas for anything else you'd need.

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