Great mudroom ideas are pretty essential right now with back-to-school season and trying to organize all of the chaos that is backpacks, lunch boxes, papers and more! It’s true that a well-thought-out mudroom is a game-changer in any home.
1. This gorgeous eclectic farmhouse mudroom is sure to be a show-stopper in any home! Not just functional, but beautiful, too!
2. Get the most impact for a small space by taming clutter with locker built-ins in a small space.
3. Turn a small wall nook into a place to hang backpacks or other loose items with these DIY plans!
The Backpack Wall from I’m Bat Mom
4. Use a small hall closet for your mudroom with these simple ideas!
Closet Mudroom from Raising Rustic
5. No room in the house for a mudroom? No problem! Set it up in the garage!
DIY Garage Mudroom from East Coast Creative
6. When the garage door dumps right out into the kitchen, build a hidden mudroom behind a wall of cabinets!
Hidden Mudroom from Young House Love
7. Whip up a mudroom in no time flat with some hooks, a bench and baskets!
Simple Mudroom from McNelly Farmhouse Love
8. Build your own full-sized mudroom cubbies with these plans from Ana White!
Cubby Wall DIY Plans from Ana White
9. Customize your mudroom with fun accents like a painted stripe wall or a DIY bench cushion.
Striped Wall Mudroom from Honey We’re Home
10. Create a huge impact with a small footprint by DIY-ing (that’s a verb) this small “mudroom” bench with hooks and storage up top!
DIY Mudroom Bench from Honey Bear Lane
11. BONUS! Build a dreamy new construction mudroom with SHIPLAP! Our Favorite!
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Ivory says
July 30, 2018 at 10:57 pmI love them all. Thank you for sharing. Not sure which one to choose, because each is beautiful and unique in their own way
Ivory says
September 24, 2017 at 4:49 pmEach one of these are fabulous gem. I love them ALL
Lisa C. says
August 4, 2017 at 1:09 pmWhat a beautiful collection of mud room ideas, thanks for sharing these! Some really inspiring ideas there.
By the way, in regards to your generic “haven’t seen you in awhile” type of email your system sent out recently????
I THANK you for it.
I haven’t been taking the time to “stop and smell the roses” for awhile, and that email reminded me to carve some time out of my very busy day to sit down with a beverage, put my feet up for 10 minutes, and check out what my favourite bloggers have been up to.
And guess what? The world didn’t come crashing down while I took a wee break!!! Ha ha ha….
Thanks for all you do to bring the beauty of the world to us, one posting at a time….
Take care, Laura,
Lisa
Laura says
August 16, 2017 at 11:49 pmAwww, you’re so sweet to come by and let me know that!! I’m so glad that it gave you permission to sit down and do a little self-care. It’s so important and something I have to remind myself about often. 🙂
I hope you’re having a great week, Lisa! – Laura
Cindy Richter says
August 4, 2017 at 9:23 amYour favorite is my fave too! Awesome storage and beautiful to boot! Glad your first grader is enjoying it and having a great first week – that is so important. Still in awe of how you do it all! Have a nice weekend. 😉