Sebring Design Build designed the mudroom in this Watkins Creek whole house remodel in Franklin, Tennessee as a hardworking entry space that carries the same modern-elegant material language as every other room in the home. Durable, organized and finished to the standard of the spaces it connects.
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About This Space
A mudroom in a home of this quality serves two functions simultaneously: it needs to absorb the daily impact of a household arriving and departing, and it needs to look worthy of the home it connects to. In the Watkins Creek project, the mudroom was designed to do both.
The modern-elegant design language that governs the home's nine spaces extends into the mudroom through finish choices and material details that keep the entry point consistent with the rest of the home. A mudroom that reads as designed rather than merely functional makes the experience of arriving home better, and that experience happens every single day.
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Questions Homeowners Ask About This Space
What should a mudroom include in a whole house remodel?
A mudroom needs cabinetry or lockers for coats and bags, a bench for sitting to remove shoes, hooks at the right height for each person who uses the space and a durable floor that handles mud, water and daily impact. In a whole house remodel, it also needs a design language consistent with the home it serves, because a mudroom that looks out of place lowers the experience of arriving home.
Why plan the mudroom with the rest of the home?
The mudroom is the first room many families see each day. Planning it alongside the other spaces lets storage, durable finishes and hardware match the house, so the entry feels finished rather than purely utilitarian.
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