Over the years, we have designed many mudrooms. Sometimes they are designed as a room dedicated to getting mud off of kids, pets, and everyone coming into the side door of the home. Other times they serve light duty as entries with coat hooks and a place to sit and take off or put on shoes.
In the design of these mudrooms, we try to make them bright, comfortable, and above all functional. In one home the entry/mudroom is off a paved path, and in another house you step right out of the garden and the first room you meet is the mudroom. The key is to understand how the owners plan to use these rooms and their relationship to the exterior and the rest of the house.
Photos by Rob Karosis Curated Brochure by Crisp Architects: Portfolio
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Hi Jimmy,
Were the glass pocket door custom ? Could you pass on the vendor?
Happy New Year!
Dan Ginnel
Yes they were. I’ll dig up the info today. Bob Torre was the contractor.
Love your newsletter. I look forward to the photos of the featured room.
Such a variety of style to chose from.
Jimmy,
Projects look great, newsletter is great. I look forward to reading about your work.
Frank
Huge fan of your work. Not surprised that your newsletter is also well done!!!!
Catherine O’Brien, http://www.grandeinteriors.com
I love the first two mudrooms and we are using them as inspiration for our new home. Where did you get the light fixtures in the 2nd and last picture?
Love all your designs. Beautiful work.
Looking forward to seeing more.
Thanks
gigi
Thanks. The next one should be out this Thursday
What brand/style is the slate floor in the mud room with the slate floor?
I think the builder just picked up blank slate the local buildings
Can you tell me the dimensions of the mudroom with the sunflower fabric.
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