The mudroom is often the first space you encounter when entering a home, making it a crucial area for setting the tone of your living space. Embracing a coastal blue color scheme in your mudroom design can evoke a sense of calm, relaxation, and coastal charm. Some of the blue mudrooms I'm sharing here also have a bit of a 'coastal grandmother' or 'grandmillenial' style to them too. We have added quite a bit of blue in our new home in Arizona, and I knew I wanted to carry it into our mudroom!
here is our mudroom in our home - the paint color is Sherwin Williams Upward
tile // gold pulls // rug // stools // light fixture (similar)
To create your coastal blue mudroom oasis, start by selecting the perfect shade of blue that resonates with you - whether it's a soft sky blue, a deep navy, or a vibrant turquoise. This color choice will serve as the foundation for the rest of your design elements.
We went with navy hex tiles in our mudroom and a lighter blue paint for the cabinets. To add even more coastal vibes, we did a light white oak bench and light shades on the windows. Now, I need to find baskets for our cubbies.
Having a mudroom is a game-changer when it comes to keeping your home organized and clutter-free. This multi-functional space serves as a transitional zone between the outdoors and indoors, making it the perfect spot to store outerwear, shoes, bags, and other essentials.
image via Jessica Simone Designs
First and foremost, storage is essential in a mudroom. Install plenty of hooks for coats, hats, and bags, as well as shelves or cubbies for shoes and other accessories. Consider adding a bench with storage underneath for seating while putting on or taking off shoes.
Utilize bins or baskets to corral smaller items like gloves, scarves, and pet supplies. Keeping everything in its designated place will help prevent clutter from piling up.
photo via Country Home Magazine
Another important aspect of mudroom functionality is organization. Create designated zones for different items to streamline the entry and exit process. For example, have a specific area for keys, mail, and other daily essentials near the door for easy access. Consider adding a bulletin board for reminders and to-do lists.
Label bins or baskets to ensure everyone in the household knows where things belong. By establishing a system that works for your family, you can maintain order and efficiency in your mudroom.
Incorporating natural textures such as wicker baskets, driftwood accents, and jute rugs can further enhance the coastal vibe of your mudroom. Consider adding a pop of white or sandy beige to complement the blue hues and create a fresh, airy feel.
Practical elements like built-in storage benches, hooks for coats and bags, and a durable flooring material will ensure that your mudroom not only looks beautiful but also functions efficiently for your daily needs. Don't forget to personalize the space with coastal-inspired artwork, decorative items like shells or sea glass, and perhaps a touch of greenery to bring the outdoors in.
photo via Julie Couch Interiors
photo via Anna Latti More Design
photo via Bria Hammel Interiors
photo via Caitlin Wilson Design
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By paying attention to every detail and infusing your personal style into the design, you can transform your mudroom into a coastal blue sanctuary that welcomes you home with a sense of tranquility and style. Let the soothing colors and beachy accents transport you to a seaside paradise every time you step through the door.
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