Interior Design Tips for the Busy Professional

Everyone dreads muddy shoe-tracks in their house, especially when it ends up dirtying the entire entrance to your beautiful home. The way to successfully put a stop to this bad habit is to transform your entryway closet space into a mudroom - the perfect solution for those muddy feet! Not only that, but this space will be incredibly useful for placing shoes, hanging coats, and storing other items that you might need to grab on your way out the door.

Sure, organization is important in a mudroom. The room's central function is, after all, corralling everyone's clutter and keeping everyday necessities accessible. However, that doesn't mean mudrooms can't be beautiful. Too often, people dismiss mudrooms as a merely functional space, unimportant in terms of interior design. But, it's a space you see and use everyday- why not make it beautiful?

It's that time of year again. The time when books start to pile up and spare pieces of homework float around; the time for that daily morning scramble searching for shoes, jackets, and backpacks. 

Winter in Denver can be pretty messy. Snow, slush, mud, rain- you name it, and it has probably been tracked into your home. And of course, there is all that winter gear- snowboats, heavy jackets, hats, gloves, etc.

Your home is your refuge. When it’s rainy and chilly outside, you hurry into your home to get warm and dry. When it’s snowing hard, you sit by a fire and watch the flakes fall from through a window.

Follow these interior design tips to organize your mudroom or entryway.