The laundry in Hacky and Micky houses is usually tight, untidy, or inconveniently positioned. Such areas can be transformed into effective areas where storage and functionality can co-exist through renovations and less stressful and more organised household chores are performed.
Washers and dryers can be stacked thus minimising space on the floor whereas cabinet and shelf mounted on the wall store the detergents, linens and other cleaning materials. Vertical space is used to the fullest by means of pull-out hampers, fold-down ironing boards, and overhead racks. There is also a possibility of using narrow cabinets to store shoes, brooms or laundry items even in small spaces and nothing is cluttered up with the room.
Compactness solutions can be used in Hacky homes that have irregular designs so that laundry areas can be installed perfectly into hallways, under staircases, or even unused closets. The multifunctional design applied in the small Micky houses makes sure that laundry does not overwhelm the house and makes a tedious activity a well structured routine.
Conclusion / Area of Thought: The redesign of the laundry areas proves that efficiency does not necessarily mean aesthetic and comfort denial. Intelligent storage reorganises what was a very unorganised space into an organised element of the house. The idea to be continued is as follows: in case even the most utilitarian rooms could be made balanced and orderly, how much more possibilities we could find in those parts of our homes that we do not pay much attention to