A utility room can shoulder the respective burdens of other areas of the home, providing a space to carry out essential day-to-day chores without cluttering up kitchens and bathrooms, for example. Ever practical, and achievable with only a little space to play with.
The boot room is a countryside essential that’s being increasingly integrated within suburban homes. It’s a transitional space bridging outside and in, saving interiors by providing a dedicated zone to clean muddy boots and dry soaked-through pets.
A walk-in wardrobe helps simplify the daily task of picking out what to wear, surrounding you with neatly organised and easily accessible garments, meaning no more digging about in the backs of freestanding units.
Similar to the walk-in wardrobe, dressing rooms chiefly differ in their use of door fronted storage. Ideal for those who like to keep things “out of sight and mind”, but still wish for a comfortable space to get changed in.
Distinct from a wine cellar, a wine room allows collectors and enthusiasts to store and display their bottles in a convenient, climate controlled, and dedicated space within the home. Some even integrate comfortable seating in which they can enjoy an evening glass.
For seamless integration of devices within a space, consider a media wall. Increasingly en vogue, they transform a wall to perfectly nestle a television, speakers, books and similar items, circumventing the need for standalone furniture and dangling wires.
Keen cooks need ample space to store ingredients, utensils, herbs, spices, as well as lesser used kitchen devices which needn’t be kept directly at hand. A bespoke pantry gives you just that, freeing up available storage in the kitchen itself.
