Laundry Rooms and Mudrooms

Laundry rooms and mudrooms are the most used and least considered spaces in most homes. We design them to work: enough storage for how your family operates, surfaces that hold up to daily use, and a layout that makes the routine tasks easier. When there is budget and space for it, these rooms can carry the same design quality as the rest of the house. Painted built-ins, good tile, and considered lighting go a long way in a room people walk through multiple times a day.

Blue entryway storage bench with hooks, baskets, and a hat, above a black herringbone wood floor.

Playful and Practical

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A kitchen with white cabinets, a black countertop, a white farmhouse sink, a window with yellow patterned valance, a hanging light fixture, a vase with flowers, and brown tiled floor.
A laundry room with pale green cabinets, a grey countertop, a small sink, a vase with pink flowers on the counter, a brown woven basket on the floor, and white storage baskets on a high shelf. There is a modern ceiling light fixture.
Hallway with terracotta tile flooring, white walls, and a built-in wooden bench with cubbies on a dark wood storage unit. A wall-mounted shelf with hooks and pendant light fixture on the ceiling. At the end, sunlight coming through a window, illuminating potted plants.
A laundry room with white cabinetry, a window, a black and chrome washer and dryer, a plant in a white pot, and a striped hand towel hanging from the cabinet handle.

Chappaqua Eclectic

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Briarcliff Contemporary

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