Closets

Many homes already have an existing closet in the entryway or mudroom. While great for closed storage, closets aren’t often big enough to store everything families want to have easy access to in these spaces. Our experts easily solve this problem by seamlessly designing single-wall organizational features around the closet to expand the storage that already exists.

Cabinets, drawers, shoe storage, cubbies, and other organizational design features can also easily be added to any existing entryway or mudroom closet to better organize the space inside.

Single-Wall Organization

Single-wall organization is a common entryway or mudroom storage solution that can be designed and totally customized to meet your exact needs. As the name implies, it usually runs along a single wall in your entry or mudroom area. If this organization style works best for your given space, your designer will determine if your family and space will benefit from features like:

• Enclosed cabinets
• Exposed cabinets
• Lockers
• Hook boards
• Cubbies
• Shoe Shrine®
• Benches

You can select the design features that suit your storage needs and fit your lifestyle, or you can opt to mix and match a combination or all of the above. Whichever route you and your designer decide to take, the options for entryway and mudroom storage are endless, and we won’t stop until we create a solution that functions exactly how you need it to.

The Functional Foyer

Both beautiful and functional, our designers can create an organizational hub at your front entrance that blends in seamlessly with the rest of your home. You can keep track of dates on a hanging calendar and communicate grocery needs, to-dos, or last-minute schedule changes on a whiteboard, and have a space where all of the kids’ stuff is ready to go.

If the room exists and it feels more natural, some families opt to create this area near a back or side entrance to take advantage of additional wall and floor space. Sometimes the extra space is large enough to allow for a traditional mudroom layout. This is ideal for storing things that tend to get messy, like kids’ backpacks, outdoor gear, and school stuff, so they’re kept in a less visible area of the home.

Laundry/Utility Rooms

Because they’re commonly located in the back of the house, laundry and utility rooms often have an exit point and can serve as a mudroom as well. These multipurpose spaces are usually designed with:

• Table and/or counter space
• Pull-out hampers
• A Sink
• A Washer and dryer
• Hanging space
• Cleaning supply storage