Cabinetry

We found some excellent cabinetry inspired ideas on One Kind Design. Showing only 3 of many great design options, please check them out.

Do you have a window to work around? We love this, all of this. Contrasting wood top with the painted cabinetry is so pretty. Open shelves and hooks for coats, bags and things!

“This mudroom offers form and function, measuring about 9.5 feet in length. The paint color used in the built-ins is Benjamin Moore, Wedgewood Gray OC-146. The light fixture is from Shades of Light—clear glass prism pentagon ceiling light in bronze. (via Anchor Builders)”

Have a window to work with and some space? This one is a winner. Thoughts? The tile floor is bold against the white cabinetry, open shelves and bead board. The wooden bench seating coordinates with the baskets.

“The built-in drawers are 34″ wide, 24″ deep and 42″ tall— for storing hats, mittens, etc. Open cubbies are 18″ wide, 15″ tall, and 13″ deep. The walnut bench is 18″ from the floor and projects 18″ from the v-groove paneling. The flooring is a 12×24 Burma Negro porcelain tile, from The Tile Shop in Minneapolis. The light fixture is from Rejuvenation. The wall paint color is Moonshine 2140-60 | BM, while the trim is White Dove OC-17 | BM. Mudroom dimensions: 8′-6″ x 12′-0″. (via Locale Design Build)”

If you have limited space, how about this? Even if you only have room for 2 or 3 of these sections! All the storage you need with drawers, seating, hooks, cubbies and closed cabinets above.

“The hooks and hardware available from Top Knob. The wall paint color is similar to Waterloo CSP-555 | Benjamin Moore. The floor tile is by Walker Zanger – Hampton Black. (via Stuart Kitchens)“

Thanks to One Kind Design for these well designed, beautiful mudroom storage ideas.

Alternative solutions?

Loni from Jorgenson Lockers has the quick mudroom storage solution covered. Add a few lockers!

“With cold & wet weather this time of year, there are lots of extras that show up on the floors of your entryway areas. Use our lockers to create a makeshift mudroom near your front door or garage to hold coats, gloves, scarves, hats & boots.”

We are currently working on a mudroom conversion that includes adding a woodstove. Before & after pictures will be posted!