THE BOFFI
LAUNDRY

THE ARCHITECTURE OF FABRIC CARE

Explore luxury laundry and wardrobe spaces, designed in partnership with Boffi, that illustrate how our concept of the laundry has evolved into a connected, fabric care ecosystem.

shot of the wardrobe system - showcasing the Fabric Care Cabinet and Steam Care washer and dryer

Close up of the Steam Care dryer and Fabric Care Cabinet

DESIGN FREEDOM

The laundry is an increasingly important element of the home's environment. Where it is placed and how it is used is being considered in more thoughtful ways than it has in the past. This luxury walk–in wardrobe, designed using Boffi's Antibes system, shows that it can be a refined and considered space that is a more integral part of the architecture of the home.

Shot of the Bronze-aluminum door extrusions

A PLACE FOR
EVERYTHING

In the wardrobe system, a Fabric Care Cabinet, Steam Care washer and dryer — controlled by a single interface — and dispensing drawer form a balanced grid, anchoring space within a structural frame of elm. Bronze–aluminium door extrusions surround a transparent, smoky–grey glass selected for its aesthetic compatibility with the graphite appliance finish. Numerous shelves, drawers and leather–lined trays ensure a place for everything.

View of the hardware-free storage space, with a matching Steam Care waster and heat-pump dryer

Close up of the Boffi Laundry's soft details

A TACTILE
ARCHITECTURE

The beauty of this space is that you can see the laundry — often considered only in functional terms — reimagined as a very tactile piece of architecture. The timeless, modular Xila system, designed in 1972 by Luigi Massoni, has been resolved in elm, travertine and textured handmade tiles. The hardware–free storage, with negative space opening detail, emphasises the horizontality of the travertine worksurface, with a matching Steam Care washer and heat–pump dryer centrally positioned for functional access.

SOFT AND CALM

The laundry's soft and calm ambience is a result of careful material choices that include warm ‘Dorado’ travertine, the golden flecks hinting at the origin of its name, and small, square ‘Cotti e argille’ tiles, a variation of terracotta expressed in a lighter colour, with all the variations and celebrated imperfections of a handmade product.

EXPLORE THE DETAILS

Perfectly proportioned, materially refined and designed to match, a fabric care ecosystem becomes an integral part of the home's architectural solution.