In this episode, Amelia will be talking about wardrobes, linens, laundries and mudrooms.  

She'll also cover walk-in robes and other storage. These spaces can be important to get right for a home to work well, so let’s learn more.  

In this episode, Amelia talks about the four Fs upfront and gets through them quite quickly.  

Then, she tackles each of these spaces individually, and shares some key mistakes and design tips for each. And in each she talks about where to locate it in your home, and how to connect it to other spaces and rooms so it works as conveniently as possible. 

Because convenience is what these spaces are ALL about. When you get it right in these rooms and spaces … when you nail how they work functionally … then it not only assists you in your home. It makes life simpler for everyone, and is a serious sanity saver in family homes.  

This is the list of rooms and spaces Amelia talks about in this episode. 

Firstly, wardrobes. So these are built-in robes that are a fixed object in a room – and usually a bedroom.   

Then there's walk-in robes. These are little (or big) rooms for storing clothing. They’ll sometimes be more like a dressing room, with an ottoman or something similar in the middle.  

Next, there's linen cupboards. So these are for storing sheets, towels, blankets, and other types of items required for our beds and our homes. They can also be general storage for other things. 

There’s also broom cupboards. These are generally similar to linen cupboards, with less shelving in them, so you can have space for vertical items such as brooms and mops.  

Then, Amelia talks about two rooms … mud rooms and laundries. These rooms can be two separate ones in different parts of your home from each other. They can also be right next door to each other, or combined into the same space. Another name for a mudroom is a boot room.  

Listen to the podcast now, and learn how to get it right in your wardrobes, linen, laundry and mudroom. 

FOR RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST CLICK HERE

In this episode, Amelia will be talking about wardrobes, linens, laundries and mudrooms.&nbsp;&nbsp;
She'll also cover walk-in robes and other storage. These spaces can be important to get right for a home to work well, so let&rsquo;s learn more.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In this episode, Amelia talks about the four Fs upfront and gets through them quite quickly.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Then, she tackles each of these spaces individually, and shares some key mistakes and design tips for each. And in each she talks about where to locate it in your home, and how to connect it to other spaces and rooms so it works as conveniently as possible.&nbsp;
Because convenience is what these spaces are ALL about. When you get it right in these rooms and spaces &hellip; when you nail how they work functionally &hellip; then it not only assists you in your home. It makes life simpler for everyone, and is a serious sanity saver in family homes.&nbsp;&nbsp;
This is the list of rooms and spaces Amelia talks about in this episode.&nbsp;
Firstly, wardrobes. So these are built-in robes that are a fixed object in a room &ndash; and usually a bedroom.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Then there's walk-in robes. These are little (or big) rooms for storing clothing. They&rsquo;ll sometimes be more like a dressing room, with an ottoman or something similar in the middle.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Next, there's linen cupboards. So these are for storing sheets, towels, blankets, and other types of items required for our beds and our homes. They can also be general storage for other things.&nbsp;
There&rsquo;s also broom cupboards. These are generally similar to linen cupboards, with less shelving in them, so you can have space for vertical items such as brooms and mops.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Then, Amelia&nbsp;talks about two rooms &hellip; mud rooms and laundries. These rooms can be two separate ones in different parts of your home from each other. They can also be right next door to each other, or combined into the same space. Another name for a mudroom is a boot room.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Listen to the podcast now, and learn how to get it right in your wardrobes, linen, laundry and mudroom.&nbsp;
FOR RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST <a href="https://undercoverarchitect.com/wardrobe-linen-laundry-mudroom/">CLICK HERE</a>

If we haven’t met before, I’m Amelia Lee, the architect behind Undercover Architect: an online business to help and teach homeowners like you how to get it right when designing, building and renovating your home.

Undercover Architect is all about giving you access to the industry knowledge and insights you need to avoid the mistakes and dramas that can cost you thousands, tens of thousands and even hundreds of thousands of dollars. And it’s about levelling the playing field, so that the world of renovating and building doesn’t seem so mysterious, and you can be the active driver in your project, navigating it with know-how and confidence.

Undercover Architect helps and teaches homeowners through this podcast, the website, and online courses and programs, including my flagship program, HOME Method. I truly believe that when you know the questions to ask, the steps to take and the best way to create a home that works, feels great, and that you feel great in, you can enjoy the process of building and renovating, as well as the home you move into at the end of this ambitious journey.

Consider Undercover Architect your secret ally: whoever you’re working with, and whatever your location, your budget or your dreams. For more, head to www.undercoverarchitect.com

If we haven’t met before, I’m Amelia Lee, the architect behind Undercover Architect: an online business to help and teach homeowners like you how to get it right when designing, building and renovating your home.
Undercover Architect is all about giving you access to the industry knowledge and insights you need to avoid the mistakes and dramas that can cost you thousands, tens of thousands and even hundreds of thousands of dollars. And it’s about levelling the playing field, so that the world of renovating and building doesn’t seem so mysterious, and you can be the active driver in your project, navigating it with know-how and confidence.
Undercover Architect helps and teaches homeowners through this podcast, the website, and online courses and programs, including my flagship program, HOME Method. I truly believe that when you know the questions to ask, the steps to take and the best way to create a home that works, feels great, and that you feel great in, you can enjoy the process of building and renovating, as well as the home you move into at the end of this ambitious journey.
Consider Undercover Architect your secret ally: whoever you’re working with, and whatever your location, your budget or your dreams. For more, head to www.undercoverarchitect.com

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In this episode, Amelia talks about wardrobes, linens, laundries and mudrooms.

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