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Narrow Hallway Mudroom Using Only 5.5 inches of Depth

All you need is about 5" of width to create this easy DIY mudroom wall for coats, backpacks and shoes. Detailed step-by-step tutorial and instructions

I shared on stories the other day that I really wanted to find a home for these portraits of my kiddos, but unfortunately these specific portraits felt a little too modern for the space, so I was thinking to use a narrow mirror instead for last minute fit checks! What do you think?

Transform even the tiniest of entryways into a functional space where shoes, coats, and bags have their place. Imagine built-in benches with hidden storage, wall-mounted hooks for outerwear, and slim, vertical shelving units for shoes and accessories. Ideal for homes limited by space but not by imagination, these solutions promise to maximize your mudroom's efficiency, ensuring a clutter-free welcome every time you step through the door.

Transform your home with these 21 mudroom ideas. From tricks to maximize space to genius storage solutions, watch clutter disappear for good!

Brass hardware warms up the narrow blue-grey mudroom, painted in Farrow & Ball’s Down Pipe. | Photographer: Sarah Shields | Designer: Whittney Parkinson Design

Narrow hallways are a pain in the you know what, when it comes to storage, and they always end up looking kind of messy with shoes all over the place. Designers Anna Pach Rudnicka and Radosław Janowski have come up with a great wardrobe solution named “The Milky furniture.” The wardrobe is divided into …

Entryways might just be a pass-through area in most homes, but they still have to work hard. They’re the first point you see when you get home, so they need to be beautiful and welcoming—but above all, they need to be organized and streamlined to make comings and goings as easy and painless as possible. That goes double for small entryways!For Matilda Kristofferson (Hemma Interiors), the biggest challenge her entry posed was its long, narrow shape: about 4.5 meters (14.