Building & Renovation

The Mighty Mudroom

by Canadian Home Trends

These spaces built by Heavy Duty Homes Inc, www.heavydutyhomes.com; Design by SKL Designs; Photos by Heavy Duty Media.

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Floor to ceiling built-in cabinetry maximizes the available storage space in this stunning mudroom!

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A gorgeous patterned tile floor is both functional and stylish, adding visual interest to this space.

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Integrating laundry underneath a countertop creates additional workspace.

THE LOW DOWN

A mudroom is typically an entryway or transitional space in a home that serves as a buffer zone between the outdoors and the rest of the house. This area is designed to handle the mess and chaos that can come from outdoor activities, such as gardening, hiking, sports, or simply walking in the rain or snow. 

Mudrooms can vary in size and layout, depending on the needs of the homeowner. Some mudrooms may be small and basic, with little more than a bench or shoe rack, while others may be larger and more elaborate, with built-in storage, cabinets, and even laundry facilities.

Mudrooms can also serve as a design element in a home, with many homeowners choosing to incorporate stylish and functional features such as tile flooring, custom cabinetry, and decorative hooks and storage options. 

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