The 10 Most Popular Entries and Mudrooms So Far in 2022
Create a welcoming entry with ideas featured in the most-saved new entryway photos on Houzz
Bryan Anthony
April 13, 2022
This Trending Now story features the most-saved entryway photos uploaded to Houzz between Dec. 15, 2021, and March 15, 2022.
An entryway is a great place to set the style tone for the rest of your home, but it’s also an area where practicality is important. This countdown of the most-saved entry photos uploaded recently to Houzz offer great ideas for both. See how built-in storage, clever seating and dramatic colors can help you create a welcoming entry for your home.
An entryway is a great place to set the style tone for the rest of your home, but it’s also an area where practicality is important. This countdown of the most-saved entry photos uploaded recently to Houzz offer great ideas for both. See how built-in storage, clever seating and dramatic colors can help you create a welcoming entry for your home.
10. Gorgeous Greeting
A compact storage area works hard in this Toronto entryway by Jodie Rosen Design. Built-in cabinetry features three drawers and two tall cabinets, while wall hooks and baskets on a floating wood shelf offer additional storage and organization. A dark and moody color scheme joins elegant details like brass finishes, wall sconces, tile flooring and a quartz slab bench with a waterfall edge to create a sophisticated space.
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A compact storage area works hard in this Toronto entryway by Jodie Rosen Design. Built-in cabinetry features three drawers and two tall cabinets, while wall hooks and baskets on a floating wood shelf offer additional storage and organization. A dark and moody color scheme joins elegant details like brass finishes, wall sconces, tile flooring and a quartz slab bench with a waterfall edge to create a sophisticated space.
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9. Active Wear
This London entryway by Pencil and Brick features a built-in painted a lovely shade of blue-green. Hooks corral coats, bags and even a tennis racket. Open storage for shoes doubles as a bench, and open cubbies with storage baskets and closed storage above handle other items. Concrete flooring gives durability to the area. A metal storage unit nearby resembles a locker, giving the entry sporty style.
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This London entryway by Pencil and Brick features a built-in painted a lovely shade of blue-green. Hooks corral coats, bags and even a tennis racket. Open storage for shoes doubles as a bench, and open cubbies with storage baskets and closed storage above handle other items. Concrete flooring gives durability to the area. A metal storage unit nearby resembles a locker, giving the entry sporty style.
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8. Warm Welcome
A white-and-wood palette makes for a bright yet warm entryway in Denver by Ashley Campbell Interior Design. A floating bench, wall-mounted cabinet and barely-there console table keep things light and airy. A slatted wood accent wall behind the console adds texture, along with a rug, woven storage basket and pillows.
A white-and-wood palette makes for a bright yet warm entryway in Denver by Ashley Campbell Interior Design. A floating bench, wall-mounted cabinet and barely-there console table keep things light and airy. A slatted wood accent wall behind the console adds texture, along with a rug, woven storage basket and pillows.
7. Rustic Refinement
Stone tile flooring laid in a herringbone pattern, rough-hewn wood cabinets and trim and rattan light shades create rustic style in this Minnesota entryway by Tays & Co Design Studios. Black honed granite bench tops coordinate with the black door and window, and the black cabinet hardware and art frame lend a refined touch to the look.
Stone tile flooring laid in a herringbone pattern, rough-hewn wood cabinets and trim and rattan light shades create rustic style in this Minnesota entryway by Tays & Co Design Studios. Black honed granite bench tops coordinate with the black door and window, and the black cabinet hardware and art frame lend a refined touch to the look.
6. Pretty Impression
Delightful decor energizes this Boston entry by Kate Ellen Interior Design. A light blue console table and a vibrant red table lamp pop against white paneling and light gray walls. A bubbly white mirror frame that recalls a pearl necklace works with the navy-and-white rug and striped baskets to nod to nautical style.
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Delightful decor energizes this Boston entry by Kate Ellen Interior Design. A light blue console table and a vibrant red table lamp pop against white paneling and light gray walls. A bubbly white mirror frame that recalls a pearl necklace works with the navy-and-white rug and striped baskets to nod to nautical style.
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5. Locker Luxury
Locker-style storage creates a hardworking mudroom in this Providence, Rhode Island, entry by Ironwood Studio. Closed cabinets hide sports gear, while the moody gray color helps disguise dirt and scuff marks. A worn wood bench and gray-wash flooring also help in that department. Oversize brass pulls give the space the right touch of luxury.
Locker-style storage creates a hardworking mudroom in this Providence, Rhode Island, entry by Ironwood Studio. Closed cabinets hide sports gear, while the moody gray color helps disguise dirt and scuff marks. A worn wood bench and gray-wash flooring also help in that department. Oversize brass pulls give the space the right touch of luxury.
4. Marvelous Mudroom
Stephanie Alegre Interiors designed custom built-in storage to create this mudroom area in a New York laundry room. A thick upholstered cushion provides a comfy spot to change into and out of shoes. The tiled floor provides a durable surface. And a strip of natural wood holds hooks and coordinates with woven baskets to add a bit of warmth.
Stephanie Alegre Interiors designed custom built-in storage to create this mudroom area in a New York laundry room. A thick upholstered cushion provides a comfy spot to change into and out of shoes. The tiled floor provides a durable surface. And a strip of natural wood holds hooks and coordinates with woven baskets to add a bit of warmth.
3. Farmhouse Fresh
This Massachusetts entry by Henley Design exudes farmhouse charm. Light blue wainscoting gives the space a pleasing vibe with a bit of texture. A spindle-back bench provides a place to sit down, as well as a dose of warmth. Woven baskets tuck underneath. Oil-rubbed bronze hooks and a ceiling-mount light fixture add old-world detailing, while the striped rug and pillow mix in contemporary style.
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This Massachusetts entry by Henley Design exudes farmhouse charm. Light blue wainscoting gives the space a pleasing vibe with a bit of texture. A spindle-back bench provides a place to sit down, as well as a dose of warmth. Woven baskets tuck underneath. Oil-rubbed bronze hooks and a ceiling-mount light fixture add old-world detailing, while the striped rug and pillow mix in contemporary style.
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2. Compact Catchall
This French entryway by Mathilde Design packs a lot of function into a small area — and it does it with style. The lower built-in cabinet also serves as a bench, while the secondary surface on the taller cabinet holds small woven baskets for keys and other items. Cubbies offer additional storage for mail and display space for accessories. Wood slats against the wall give the area texture, and a mirror lets the homeowners check their appearance on the way out.
This French entryway by Mathilde Design packs a lot of function into a small area — and it does it with style. The lower built-in cabinet also serves as a bench, while the secondary surface on the taller cabinet holds small woven baskets for keys and other items. Cubbies offer additional storage for mail and display space for accessories. Wood slats against the wall give the area texture, and a mirror lets the homeowners check their appearance on the way out.
1. Built-In Beauty
The most-saved entry photo on Houzz so far in 2022 shows how to nail storage and style. The space, located in the Bordeaux region of France and designed by Javouret Fellat Architecture, features built-in cabinets and ceiling painted in the same chic gray-green for ultimate impact. A warm wood niche forms a bench and includes slatted wood backing with brass knobs for hanging items. Two additional warm wood niches have shelves for books and storage. Chevron-pattern flooring adds visual interest. And the drawers and a storage closet virtually disappear, giving the hardworking built-in a sleek look.
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The most-saved entry photo on Houzz so far in 2022 shows how to nail storage and style. The space, located in the Bordeaux region of France and designed by Javouret Fellat Architecture, features built-in cabinets and ceiling painted in the same chic gray-green for ultimate impact. A warm wood niche forms a bench and includes slatted wood backing with brass knobs for hanging items. Two additional warm wood niches have shelves for books and storage. Chevron-pattern flooring adds visual interest. And the drawers and a storage closet virtually disappear, giving the hardworking built-in a sleek look.
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I live on 5 acres with horses, donkeys, cats, and dogs. We have a side door we use all the time, but it’s through the laundry room. It’s not very room, especially once you take into account the coats and boots. Unfortunately almost every single person who comes over also uses the side door because it’s right next to the driveway. Trying to make this small working space attractive is an uphill battle!
I hear ya houseofgodsmith..maybe get a another builder type person to check out your space and come up with ideas? Different perspective?? Know out walls?
Any other space to use.. move washer/dryer? I have my washer in one place and dryer in another..mostly hang clothes to dry..even have a "sheila" an English hanging clothes dryer...raise and lower by a pulley.
Our side door is our back door also..I've reconfigured it (moved out washing machine and dryer) and am now planning to widen utility room door way considerably..my husband is groaning..I'm ADHD and not real swift at completing projects!! LOL
excellent design