Kitchen to mudroom transition

Sharing so many mudroom inspiration plans as I'm admittedly going to be using this post for inspiration when I sketch a rough plan.

1920s Tudor dappled in character begged for a kitchen to entertain, a mudroom, and back yard connection. An addition that allowed for an efficient layout and plenty of daylight. Just inside the side entry, boot and coat storage are disguised in the cabinetry and the refreshed powder room adds delight. The richness of the wrought-iron color cabinetry recollects Old England along with repetition of the handcrafted millwork details, timeless.

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When you need low-maintenance floors and countertops that are perfect for high-use areas, look no further than these stylish mudroom inspirations.

Located just inside the back or side door lies one of the most overlooked parts of the house. This secondary entryway serves as a drop zone for shoes, bags, and outerwear, and keeps moisture and mud out of the house. It's clear enough what a mudroom does, but how to decorate it? That's another challenge. We've rounded up some of our favorite mudroom ideas to make this room work as a functional space, stocked with robust storage options and stylish flourishes that fit your lifestyle.

I'm so excited to finally share our new kitchen! It's been awhile since I've blogged so first of all, let me remind you all that a year and a half ago, we made a huge,