Time to take the ‘mud’ out of mudroom! Oftentimes, a mudroom is the first thing you and guests will see when entering a home—and you know what they say about first impressions! To make the right one, here are some unique organizational ideas. 1. Use closed storage Although boots are functional, they aren’t always the most attractive—especially when muddy. Same goes for rain coats, windbreakers and more. To hide less aesthetically pleasing items, incorporate closed storage such as cubbies or boxes, into the room. We love these ones 2. Use bench seating Not only is a bench functional for sitting down and lacing up your running shoes, it can also double as a shelf! Use it to store smaller items like shoes, skates and dog accessories. 3. Vertical space is a bonus Take advantage of the space that your walls provide. Instead of hangers, use hooks. You can also install high shelving to store out-of-season items or specialty items that are used less regularly. These spaces can also double as places to display decor, like paintings or flower pots. |
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Senior Relocation: Navigating Emotions
Relocating seniors can be emotionally challenging, requiring delicate handling of their feelings and concerns throughout the process. Here are three things to consider: Open Communication