Backdoor entry into laundry room

While researching for this blog post I discovered that what most people refer to as farmhouse mudrooms are actually not "farmhouse" at all but are more like what I remember as my son's kindergarten foyer......... full of built in cubby holes and coat racks. Nothing at all wrong with this style mudroom, however, let's not call them farmhouse style spaces. While they are cute and practical they don't exude the warmth and quaintness that defines the farmhouse entrance. If you play your cards…

We have a before and after reveal of a laundry room drop zone that got way more functional thanks to a new wall of board and batten and modern black hooks.

Designing a mudroom entry with efficient storage and beautiful design is no easy task, but will help us transition from outdoors to the comfort of indoors.

One of the smallest rooms in our house, the walk-through laundry room, turned into our most extensive remodeling project so far. I shared the small laundry room makeover plans about 3 months ago and some

How to maximize and transform the small space in your laundry room with these simple tips.

Craft a welcoming and organized entry with mudroom ideas tailored to keep clutter at bay right from the door. Explore built-in cubbies for stashing coats and backpacks, bench seating with hidden storage for shoes, and wall-mounted hooks for scarves and hats. Enhance functionality with a message center or chalkboard for family reminders. These entryway mudroom ideas not only serve to organize daily essentials but also create a warm, inviting space that makes a lasting first impression on…

Last week I spontaneously decided to makeover our entryway. Since quitting my job to stay home with Bennett and work on Mindfully Gray full-time – I spend most of my time day dreaming about project I want to tackle around the house. Surprising, right? This entryway project was literally one I dreamt about. It is...Continue Reading

Here’s a simple way to refresh a laundry room and how to add a folding counter!

This may be one of my favorite projects that I completed for the One Room Challenge in the laundry room. It not only was a major aesthetics booster (it hides ALL the ugly outlets and electrical)...but it's also super functional and created an entirely new surface to store supplies like laundry pods, dryer balls, and even the cutest mini trash can for dryer lint. Yes, that little wicker basket is in fact our lint trash can. I was originally inspired by The Definery Co. to create this shelf…

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