In situations like these, it depends what you normally use your laundry sink for. If you don't really need a 'laundry' tub as such, I usually recommend that my clients get a nice, comfortable and good-looking bathroom basin that they feel will suit their needs, and install a kitchen sink mixer, instead of a normal basin tap, so that the tap can be moved if you need to use the basin for larger items. Then add a hand towel ring and nice hand-soap dispenser and you have a dual purpose washing area. I always try to install washing machines and dryers in tower units, but not at the cost of benchspace - so it will really depend on the room layout (which I can't quite determine from your photos). Neat overhead storage is a must. Underbench pull-out clothes baskets and broom cabinets are always good, if you have the room. All the best!

That's what we're here for! Thanks for the clarification, in all likelihood it will be easiest to keep to the existing conditions - unless where the pipes come out can easily be bricked up with spares you might have, or similar... It becomes a little more complicated. There are plenty of modern joinery pieces you can install to accomodate this, and minimise costs. You can still make the bench more narrow to the side near the wc of space becomes an issue - this will just become a custom piece instead of one you buy off the shelf at space furniture, masters, etc. not to say that relocating the pipes is not feasible - have your quotes done first so you can compare apples to apples.

This is indeed drab to fab! The space appears to be well utilised. We especially like the bath tub! Thanks, The Clipsal Team

Thanks guys, I appreciate your help! I tell you what, it goes to show how important photography is, I looked at the Parisi website, although the basins may be nice they do not 'sell' themselves like Omvivo does with their photographs.