What Are the Essentials for a Laundry Room? Plenty of sunlight and good air circulation are a must to ensure clothes dry quickly. At the same time, you also need a cover to keep the laundry area from being fully exposed. One way to achieve this is by using ceramic blocks, just like in this home in Bintaro, Jakarta.

Minimalist and Unique Design

This laundry room sits on the side of the house. The upper part of the side and back walls has openings, so the homeowner used ceramic blocks to cover them. The front also features unique ceramic blocks with a wavy design. Everything is white, creating a clean and minimalist look that blends seamlessly with the overall house design.

Doing laundry here feels hassle-free. The washing machine stays protected from sun and rain, clothes dry quickly thanks to ample sunlight and airflow, and the laundry remains hidden from view.

Why Use Ceramic Blocks?

Laundry areas tend to be damp or semi-wet. If washing takes place in the same space, it turns into a fully wet zone. That’s why choosing the right material matters. Regular cement or brick ventilation blocks absorb water due to their porous nature, leading to mold and dark stains. While coatings and paints offer a temporary solution, they require frequent maintenance.

For this project, the homeowner chose ceramic blocks Dashdot and from BYOND collection: Bent. Dashdot features a minimalist pattern of lines and dots, creating small openings that maximize privacy while preventing splashes. Meanwhile, Bent introduces a curved modular design. Arranged in an alternating pattern, it forms a distinctive wavy texture that makes the wall stand out.

Client Testimonial

This Mukura client felt highly satisfied with the result. They chose Mukura ceramic blocks from the start. Although the price is higher, the benefits outweigh the cost—no more mold worries, and cleaning is easy with just water. On top of that, Mukura ceramic blocks work perfectly in wet areas, making them an ideal choice for a laundry space.

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