Mudrooms have become one of the most versatile and valued spaces in any home today, and one of the top priorities for renovation projects. Once thought of as purely functional, mudrooms are now multi-purpose command centers (not kidding). It’s where families can drop off everyday items like backpacks, shoes, coats, sports gear, and pet necessities in a way that feels both organized and stylish.

At KitchenVisions, we focus on kitchen and bath design, but we also design mudrooms that do more than just catch the mess families create. Our mudroom projects create order and efficiency, all while balancing beauty and taste.

Mudroom Design - Form Meets Daily Needs

The first question we always ask is: how do you live? Some clients want their mudrooms to be fully open with benches and hooks for easy access. Others prefer closed storage to keep the belongings behind doors. It’s about knowing how much gear you want on display and how much you’d rather tuck away.

We’ve designed it all, from mudrooms that need to house four golf bags to spaces that include a potting sink or laundry zone. For homeowners, personalization is key. Do you want a cubby for every family member? A built-in desk? Is there space for the dog’s food, leash, and 50lb bag of kibble? Each mudroom project can be designed to meet each household’s unique needs.

Storage Solutions and Organized Space

Functionality is the key to every mudroom. Without great organization, these spaces could quickly become dumping grounds, which no one wants to experience. Built-in cubbies, shelving towers, or lockers can give everything a place. Durable flooring, like tile or luxury vinyl, keep floors looking clean while also providing durability. We design for long-term use, with finishes that can stand up to wet boots, muddy paws, and everyday traffic.

Mudrooms can also multitask. In some homes, we’ve converted oversized pantries into mudrooms or combined them with powder rooms and laundry areas. These hybrid spaces are priceless in homes where square footage needs to work double-duty.

Mudroom Design - Bringing It All Together

The beauty of a mudroom isn’t just in its practicality; it’s in how well it ties into the rest of the home. A thoughtfully designed mudroom connects with adjacent spaces, often right off the kitchen, secondary kitchen, or back pantry. It sets the tone the moment you walk in: utility and style working in tandem.

Mudrooms may not be the flashiest part of your home, but they’re often the hardest-working space. Done right, they can become one of your favorite spaces.

Thinking about a mudroom remodel? We are interior architecture and design experts who will curate a space that works for your family’s needs.

The Mudroom Essentials

Mudroom Design - Form Meets Daily Needs

Storage Solutions and Organized Space

Mudroom Design - Bringing It All Together