Locker entryway

The foyer is possibly the highest traffic area of your house (that is, if you’re lucky enough to have an actual entryway.) It’s the landing strip for your jacket, bag, shoes, keys, mail, and where you stash anything else you’ll need out in the world. All of this is happening in probably one of the smallest spaces in your home, so you’ll need components that perform double—or even triple and quadruple—duty, like these 10 do to take control of this drop zone.

Blues, greens and warm dollops of orange ripple through the home—in art, textiles and even on the mudroom door, painted in Benjamin Moore's Dark Celery.

While respecting this weatherboard home’s Edwardian heritage, an architect has taken its west-facing extension in a stylishly sustainable direction.

Entryways are often a dumping ground for bags, keys, shoes, and umbrellas. With our simple entryway ideas, you'll quickly be able to transform this space into an organized, functional area of your home.

IDÃ…SEN system

Are you looking for built-in mudroom locker ideas? See how we use salvaged metal lockers to create custom mudroom cubbies for additional storage in our entryway.

If you are considering adding DIY mudroom lockers to an unused small area in your home and want to see one option for mudroom storage cabinets, keep reading! Old homes sometimes lack in storage, so creating a space to store our coats, jackets, shoes, and other outdoor gear was a necessity for us. The room...Read More

Our DIY garage storage wall was semi-homemade - anyone can do this project! Pegboard storage uses the vertical storage space on the garage walls