Definition of mudroom
:a room in a house designed especially for the shedding of dirty or wet footwear and clothing and located typically off the kitchen or in the basement
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The cold-storage area in the rear of the house will become a laundry room and mudroom.
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The kitchen, dining area and mudroom were remodeled, and the decor went from heavy and staid to bright and cheerful, says Alissa Pulcrano of Bright DesignLab.
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By creating a dedicated space for pets in a mudroom or laundry room, homeowners can keep their pets' items organized and have a pleasant space to put pets if guests who aren't comfortable with animals come to visit.
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The 2,111-square-foot space boasts a balcony, a mudroom and three bathrooms.
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In the mudroom a few nights back, the big one took a big step to managing adult’s work on his own.
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Additional features on the first floor include the mudroom bench and the utility room, which is designed for an additional refrigerator, cabinets for storage and counters for folding.
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A handy mudroom is to the right upon entry from the three-car garage.
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At the entrance to the apartment is a foyer that is designed to act like a mini mudroom — a wall cabinet that hides shoes, ottomans that hide more shoes, a wall rack for coats or purses.
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First Known Use of mudroom
circa 1950
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