In the house of my dreams, I have a mudroom. What I mean is, in the house of my dreams, I would have an actual room in which one can make the transition from indoors to outdoors. There would be coat ...

“A functional mudroom needs to offer many different types of storage for a variety of items,” says Claire Paquin, founder and principal of Clean Design Partners in Scarsdale. “Closed-cabinet storage, ...

Mudrooms first became popular in rural homes and served as a place to remove muddy shoes, clothes and coats to keep the rest of the house from getting dirty. Today, mudrooms appear in suburban homes ...

Entryways set the scene for the home that lies beyond, whether it’s a casual mudroom entrance lined with cubbies or a formal foyer showcasing collectibles. “A foyer is a place to welcome your guests, ...

“Gone are the days of typical mudrooms with hooks for jackets over a pile of shoes in the corner. Don’t be afraid to use real ...

A mudroom is meant to help keep the rest of a home’s interior clean and uncluttered. Sometimes, though, this transition space between indoors and out can become such a repository of cast-aside ...

The colder it gets, the snowier it gets. The snowier it gets, the wetter the soil is outside. And as people who live in ...

A mudroom is one of those household additions that delivers exactly what it promises, but it’s more than just a spot to keep outside dirt and mud from getting into your home. Mudrooms were originally ...

The mudroom is more than just a place to take off your dirty boots. It provides an organized and dedicated space and serves as a catchall for messy outwear and other odds and ends. A well-built ...