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§ IV.04

Mudrooms & entryways.

For the household coming home.

§ 01
Discipline

Mudrooms hold the moment between the city and the home. They have to absorb wet coats, sandy bags, school knapsacks, and the dog — and look composed when seen from the kitchen at seven on a Sunday.

We design mudrooms for the family that actually lives in them. Locker storage per household member, metal pegs at three heights, a bench long enough to unlace boots on, and a single drawer that holds keys, phones, and the day's mail.

§ 02 Specification
Features
  • Open hanging on metal pegs at three heights
  • Lined cubbies for boots, with drainage trays
  • Leather-clad bench with concealed shoe storage
  • Hidden charging drawer with key hook
  • Optional dog station: tile floor, hand-shower, towel hook
Dimensions
Typical
4 ft × 6 ft → 10 ft × 12 ft
Lockers
1 per household member, fitted
Bench
16 — 24 inches deep
Floor
Hard stone, stone tile, or leather mat
Storage
Hooks, baskets, dog station
Materials, by tier
Mid TierHigh TierSuperior Tier

Built across every tier — a wide range of solid hardwoods and finishes through to rare, reclaimed and sourced materials. The exact species, finish and metal are chosen with you at the drawing stage; we are not a catalog.

§ 04 Common questions
What should a custom mudroom include?

Usually a bench, cubbies or lockers per person, hooks at the right heights, closed shoe storage and a drop zone for keys and mail — designed around the household's actual traffic.

How much does a custom mudroom cost?

It depends on the run and whether it includes lockers, seating and closed storage; you receive a fixed, written quote after we measure.

Can a mudroom handle wet boots, sand and snow?

Yes. We specify durable, wipeable surfaces and ventilation for a country or beach house that takes sand, snow and wet gear.

Begin a mudroom of your own.

Sixty minutes at the workshop, no charge. Bring the floor plan if you have one.