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Laundry room - transitional laundry room idea in Salt Lake City

Getting laundry from the top floor to the basement laundry was no easy task but we neatly hid the chute behind the custom yellow glazed cabinet doors.

This photo shows the laundry chute and built-in shelves we created in the upstairs hallway. The chute connects to the laundry which we relocated to the basement. Placing the built-in shelves above the chute adds an attractive feature that helps to hide the utilitarian device.

Another photo of the laundry chute that we custom built for the homeowners.
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Built in cabinets open up to a laundry chute with laundry sorter tucked under the counter below.
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Photography: River City Media
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An historic Victorian home in Seattle, Washington receives an update befitting her history and beauty. The design process began by paying close attention to the home's architecture, existing color palette, and hardware details and the homeowner’s design aesthetic. It was important to ensure the renovated rooms would feel period appropriate and flow beautifully from the adjacent spaces. The bathrooms were dressed in Calacatta gold marble, antique brass metal details, ogee edge countertops and painted cabinets with a heritage finish. Elegant stone flooring and trim details, vintage inspired hardware and shower amenities niches were included to elevate the spaces. The laundry room transformation included penny floor tiles, an unexpected sidesplash detail, and a show stopping wallcovering to add a big wow factor. Our signature hidden drying racks and a concealed laundry chute cabinet add convenience and help to keep the laundry room tidy and organized. This laundry room, complete with a secret elevator, makes the tedious task of laundry a joy to complete! Interior Design: Jennifer Gardner Photography: Emily Keeney

Since the laundry originates primarily on the second floor and the area above this space was acceptable to a Laundry Shoot, careful placement of the cabinets allows the flow of laundry into a center cabinet on the back wall with a stationary top door. All cabinets on that rear wall were made 28” Deep for the Stackables and to house more laundry. Detergents and Laundry Items are stored on Pull Outs below. The sink cabinet had to be narrower than most drop sink requirements but the clients were able to find the perfect smaller version to enhance the area and provide the ability for the occasional hand washables with a rod above for drip drying. Donna Siben/ Designer for Closet Organizing Systems

Concealed laundry chute access - open.
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Photography: River City Media Laundry Chute on main level to Laundry Room on lower lever.
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Concealed laundry chute access - closed.
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Custom Laundry Shoot to get dirty clothes from 2nd Floor to 1st Floor.
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This custom reclaimed wood laundry chute is the perfect way to easily transfer your laundry from one room to another, all the while maintaining the style of the room.

Photography: River City Media Laundry Chute on main level to Laundry Room on lower level.
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