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Bridget Page
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Slate with delorean gray grout

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Love the color adn simplicity, shoe racks. Definitely would need hooks.

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Sina Sadeddin Architectural Design

Where is the mudroom located? If it's in an area where guests will walk through, like near the front entrance, closed might look neater. If it's tucked away near the garage or side exit open is fine. It also depends on what you're storing in there. If it's wet items having open storage would let them breathe and dry faster than in closed storage. Another open is to do a combination of both. Have open hooks but closed cabinets too.

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Reply to: Where is the mudroom located? If it's in an area where guests will walk through, like near the front entrance, closed might look neater. If it's tucked away near the garage or side exit open is fine. It also depends on what you're storing in there. If it's wet items having open storage would let them breathe and dry faster than in closed storage. Another open is to do a combination of both. Have open hooks but closed cabinets too.

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That dutch door!

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Love the tile on the floor

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Maybe slightly too traditional?

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Love love love the flooring

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Ooh, color and pattern!

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The brick herringbone is really fun. Like the white, but not necessarily the moldings on the cabinets.

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Love the white with dark floor

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Great shape tile

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Love the tile

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