If this is a non-U.S. location, does that mean you will have a small combo washer/condensing dryer?

Yes i am looking to have small washer dryer combo. I woul prefer a washer and dryer set but i dont think i have enough space.

I can't read the measurments so please repost with the ability to enlarge the drawing and make the measurements legible.The space you are asking about needs to have all the measurements clearly marked and also the drawing without that laundry space .

Is it possible to add the laundry over in the excess space in second bedroom? It has such a long space that might not be needed.

By the way, in the master bathroom, can you hinge the door on the left instead of on the right? This way you don't have to walk around the to get to the toilet and sink.

Is that supose to be:

"This way you don't have to deal with walking around the door to get to the toilet and sink."

The entire condo could be laid out better.

There has to be a way to get a washer in the large bath - maybe even the small bath if planned right. Where to the doors off the kitchen lead to - a corridor, patio…?

I definately agree that removing the walls for storage and laundry is the right call, particularly if you will be using an under-counter washer and dryer. I’m assuming that since it's a condo, the plumbing cannot be changed. I love the look of this kitchen which appeared in my domino news feed today. The pantry looks lovely. Perhaps you could use some of these ideas.

Hu, haha yes, fixed it. Thanks!

You still forgot "door"

Can you believe that HU-222785635, what a knit-picker!

By the looks of the way the sink is drawn, the cabinets are typical package units common in Europe. I would suspect that you will not be able to move plumbing around beyond hugging the walls of the "VOID." You can verify with the builder how far away you can go for a W/D.

Thank you so much for all your suggestions. i havent been able to get exact measurements yet. everything is movable including the sink. I can also knock down the two kitchen walls since I am having cabinets custom built basically anything is possible

I doubt anything is possible. In a multi-story building your plumbing fixtures need to be near the vertical waste pipe. These are congregated for the entire building. A sink can venture farther away because the ptrap is above the floor, but there is a limit because the length of pipe has to be sloped to tie in to the main vertical pipe passing through your unit (and traveling through adjacent cabinets). Otherwise, moving plumbing anywhere would require pipes on the unit's ceiling below you that weren't planned. Also, if you have kitchen exhaust that follows the same criteria, there are certain effective lengths to how far you can move away from the vertical chases. So verify before you get too far along in a plan and find out you can't do it.

Yes the additional pluming work will be allowed as long as I request changes before the ceramic floors are put down.

What about using the space in red for a stackable. You'd then extend your kitchen to the laundry area and can have a decent pantry.

@shirlpp do you mean by tearing down the adjacent wall to the red line and accessing the laundry from the hallway?

What about putting the machine under the counter facing the living room, next to the bathroom? Close to all water and drain pipes. It could have a sliding door in front of it to hide it when not in use, and be out of the when when using it.

This gives you more flexibility with the kitchen layout, since that corner is hard to design for as a kitchen element.

From the hallway or on the side where the stools are located.

I don't know how those units are vented, but if it doesn't have to go in the kitchen on an exterior wall, can the hall bathroom be rearranged to house it there? You might even be able to have a wider shower.

I'm sure it's a condensing dryer and doesn't need a vent. Stacking it next to the tub shower in the masterbath would be a great way to go but would probably require taking the tub out to run the plumbing. Another possiblity is increasing the depth of the peninsula and putting a washer and dryer under there. If the plumbing won't work there, install an undercounter fridge and freezer there and stack the washer and dryer next to the pantry.

This kitchen layout is very similar to what we have in the flat we rent in London. The fridge and freezer are under the peninsula and the washer/dryer is next to the range, adjacent to the sink. There's an 18" DW next to the sink. It very efficient. (There is space enough to put a separate dryer under the peninsula and if it were my place, that's what I'd do. Don't love the combo unit).

Thank you everyone for your comments! I was finally able to get some measurements. I have put them in the drawing (to scale). I also though perhaps there would be enought room for a G shaped kitchen instead by moving the entrance. Does this seem feasible or will it be too crowded? I like the idea of having both a dryer and a washer. @bpath I also love the idea of having the washer face the living room to utilize the corner - but the peninsula will have a 10 inch overhang. Do you think that will make it difficult to access the washer from the side with an overhang.

Also is the kitchen entrance big enough? I'm not sure what to do with the space with a question mark. should it have an outside wall still? So perhaps a trash bin can go there?

Also do I need to have a wall behind the fridge/wall oven/pantry or will the cabinetry be enough to cover it? I am trying to mazimize depth by only using wooden separators instead of walls.

I am far from a kitchen designer, but I wanted to point out that your most recent layout shows a very long hallway, which seems a waste of space and not ideal for a sense of welcome. Also, when the dishwasher is open, the sink would be blocked. Have you decided on a separate washer and dryer? I think when posters submit layout suggestions, they will need the dimensions of the units.

Thanks @ffpalms, I havent dentified all my appliances yet so im going for the standard stove oven diswasher width of 24 inches or 60cm. I am also hoping to get a compact washer and dryer that are roughly that size as well but i wanted to leave a bit of extra room around them in case i cant find compact versions that work for me. Yes there is a very long halway on the other side. since its wide enough (190 cm or 6.3 ft) my plan was to do a hallway coat hanger bench combo on one side and a mirror and narrow table on the kitchen wall side. Not sure what else I can use it for