Mudroom Design Dilemma

7 years ago

last modified: 7 years ago

Staging a mudroom and not sure what to do with these windows; Any thoughts? Mirrors? Curtains or blinds? A massive cabinet? Living vertical wall planter?

PS: I can't answer the question as to why the Windows weren't removed when a Dining room reno was completed decades ago.

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lucidos
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
What is on the other side of the windows? One option is to let them be viewable to the other room. Call it a feature :)

Another is to carry what appears to be a shabby chic decor and put up shutters. The shutters could have hooks to hang outerwear, hats, mittens.
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De Biasse & Seminara Architects, PC
4 years ago
Is that the back side of drywall? Least expensive thing to do is prime and paint black if the windows still operate. You could consider a glazing film. The mirrors are a good idea as well.
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Kay Stu
4 years ago
Why not remove the windows ?

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Mudroom Design Dilemma

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