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The article offers information on the designing the timber home for preventing the stress. Topics discussed include information on the use of functional foyers and mudrooms for storing; discussions on the creating outdoor living spaces; and the suggestions for the interior designing of the kitchen in the timber homes.

The article reviews the home decorated in Austin, Texas including turning kitchen space into a mudroom and walk-in pantry; hallway that connect the back door to the kitchen with a washer and dryer, and Built-in Coffee Machine and refrigerated drawers by Meredith Ellis, and Chris Sanders.

The article focuses on remodeling of a dining space into a library, a home office and a mudroom, designed by interior designer Barbara Westbrook.

The article focuses on several options for the expansion of vacation homes. It mentions addition can be placed at the rear of the existing cabin, and the bedroom can be remodeled to create sleeping berths and a mud room; and addition of screen porch. It also mentions addition of sleeping/away room which will be surrounded by windows.

The article discusses the making of a mudroom bench from an old coffee table, The author mentions she first cleaned the surfaces of the coffee table for painting through sanding, in which she also dealt with the chewed-up sides of the drawer. She discusses who she built the back and the arms of the bench, which she considers to be the most transformative part of the project.

The article focuses on innovative solutions to studio space by combining smaller service areas such as mudrooms, laundry rooms and pantries, for a larger, functional and flexible studio space.

The article offers tips to maximize storage space in homes. It suggests adding a ledge or shelf to the mudroom to hide seldom-used items placed in the room in order to maximize storage space. It also suggests pulling out empty hangers, dry cleaning bags from the clothes closet to have more hanging space.

The article features a log cabin that has a basic log-home layout. It mentions the advantage of the building-block approach which is allowing the owner to mix and match the home's basic components to suit the site. The homeowner isolated the entry to prevent cold air from flooding into the house, and he also included a mudroom which connects the entryway to the garage. The garage doors are situated on one side of the house to make them discreet.

The article offers tips for decorating mudrooms. Suggestions discussed include selecting wood boxes, canvas bins or woven baskets with various size option; using open cabinets with multiple hooks and shelves for keeping things such as boots; having a pet-washing station in mudroom with a wall cabinet and sink.

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The article offers advice on how to create a customized mudroom that suits one's lifestyle. Tips discussed include placement between the garage and main living spaces or the basement to help keep clutter away from the rest of the home, use of ceramic or unpolished stone tile for flooring as they are almost indestructible and easy to clean, and installation of shelving and cabinetry for storage. It also presents suggestions for designing a laundry room and installation of ground-floor basins.

The article offers organizing ideas featured in the laundry and mudroom of Kym and Matt Majka in Wayzata, Minnesota including cabinetry for storing sports gear, shoes, and coats, and deep shelves for laundry baskets.

The article offers suggestions for organizing shoes at home and offers information on several products for the same. Topics discussed include the use of a functional piece of furniture in as part of mudroom decor to store shoes and increase visibility; the importance of keeping the floors clean; and the use of an empty slot in closets. Also mentioned are Manzanola shoe bench from Wayfair, and a White mesh stackable shoe shelf.

The article focuses on the initiative of lifestyle blogger Paige Rangel in revamping a cluttered corner in a mudroom into an organized area for bags, shoes, and sports gear with some items and paint.

The article offers suggestions for interior decoration of laundries and mudrooms. The suggestions include seeking out durable floor tiles to withstand daily floor traffic, drying racks are the laundry accessory du jour and they can be easily lowered then raised up and out of the way thanks to smart pulley system, and using interesting cabinet hardware and hinges with drawer fronts that vibe with the interiors.

The article focuses on the expanding interest in designing mudrooms and laundry spaces. It discusses ways to design these spaces, that includes remodeling old kitchen cabinets in the laundry, using economical countertop in laundry room and using hooks and shelves to utilize wall space. It also evaluates several laundry products including the Front Load Perfect Steam Washer from AB Electrolux, the AE-46 ironing board from Iron-A-Way LLC and the Heat Pump Dryer from Whirlpool Corp.

The article focuses on renovation of mudrooms including building of an additional kitchen in the mudroom, creation of a cased opening between the kitchen and the mudroom, and building of hooks, cubbies, and shelves in the mudroom.

The article focuses on a bathroom remodeling project which involves reducing the bathroom space in order to make a mudroom.

The article offers guidelines for customizing a mudroom in working farms such as making sure that each family member has a specific space to keep his or her things and transforming a closet into a mini mudroom.

The article provides suggestions for organizing entryway which includes keeping a bin for essentials like umbrellas and keys; assigning a basket for holding letters and mails; and need for assigning a hook or basket to individual family members for their belongings.

The article focuses on the renovation of a Wisconsin kitchen and mudroom for dogs designed by Joseph J. Klein, director of design at contractor S.J. Janis Co. Inc.

The article focuses on the impact of the economic conditions on the financing, size and features of the new home. It states that for buyers there is lot of cash flow in the market to buy mortgage but the poor tax return is the major hindrance in financing. According to the report of the National Association of Homebuilders, the space of the home will get reduced due to decrease in financing. It mentions the top features of home which include mudroom, laundry room and hardwood floors.

The article offers brief information on several home equipment which include the Elfa freestanding mudroom from The Container Store, horizontal shoe rack from Design Within Reach, and roll-out cabinet drawers from The Container Store.

The article offers ideas on designing transitional spaces or drop-off zones in houses. It suggests making a coat cabinet instead of a coat closet, and combining it with an 18-inch-high bench and resilient flooring. Tips on designing a mudroom are also provided, such as putting open cubbies and easy-to-clean bench. In addition, ideas on making the mail center add-on are also provided.

The article discusses some points for consideration when designing a home's entryway. It indicates that one can create an eye-catching impression when an entryway can vies a dramatic scene beyond the room windows. It suggests that the foyer should not be enclosed unless it is used as a mudroom. It recommends tile and stone or wood running perpendicular to floorboards beyond the entry to effectively define entrances. It suggests furnishing the foyer with pieces that work from three directions.

The article provides a list of ways to clean a foyer or mudroom, including buying a doormat, repurposing scrub brushes, old towels, and baking pans, and adding storage spaces.

The cover page of the journal "This Old House" is presented.

The article discusses the building of a closet rack in the mudroom for hanging coveralls.

The article presents the five in-demand features of home constructions that customers prefer. Among the mentioned features include the open and spacious kitchens with large eat-in and island areas, the comfortable outdoor living area, and the mudroom/craft room/laundry room which can be used for storage and hobbyists space.

The article discusses giving of toilet training to a dog inside the house. Topics discussed include teaching a dog to use a paper as toilet and taking it to a designated newspaper covered spot when it needs to go, confining a small space in the house like bathroom, laundry room or mud room and spreading swath of newspapers and appreciating the dog warmly with treats when it does the deeds properly.

The article discusses a home-improvement project in which homeowners Jami and Mark Nato remodeled their foyer and turned it into a mud room for only 104 dollars, examining their use of pine boards instead of double-panel wainscoting and how they used hooks to create storage space.

The article offers tips for creating a small mudroom to manage mess at entryways.

The article examines how homeowners Shelley and Cason Smith renovated the mudroom in their Salt Lake City, Utah home for under five hundred dollars, discussing how they created an alcove bench using medium-density fiberboard (MDF) and discounted fabric, and the cost-efficiency of leftover paint.

The article offers suggestions for decorating and organizing mudrooms, including using multi-function furniture, decorative storage containers, and built-in cubbies.

The article discusses the construction of a mudroom in a home in Madison, New Jersey which was designed by Claire Mackin, an interior designer.

The article offers several suggestions that help in managing mudroom or hallway which includes, pouring cereals or raisins in filp-top snack cups, creating master calendar and fixing satin nickel garment hooks for hanging coats and hats.

The article offers tips on housekeeping. Ultimately you may want to reorganize the room. Clean up and scoop the rest of the shoes, jackets, gloves, hats and socks into a bin. If shoes or boots are sopping, use those salvaged news sections as mats to soak up puddles and catch dirt. Dry dirt is easier to remove than sticky mud, so do not even bother cleaning until the footprints get crusty.