Three Winter-Ready Mudrooms

In snowy locales, a hard-working mudroom is a must have for keeping salt, slush, and wet gear at bay.

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Meritus Homes

Meritus Homes

During a snowy winter, boots, snow pants, hats, and gloves can become a daily uniform, and a mudroom serves the important purpose of “drop zone” for all extra outerwear. At Greenbrook at Highland Woods, a Meritus Homes community in Elgin, all homes feature an oversized mudroom off the garage, with plenty of space for individual cubbies for each member of the household, as well as bins and hooks to help with organization.

“I’m a father of three myself, so I know how difficult it can be to keep track of everything when kids are hauling snow gear to and from school every day for outdoor recess, or simply getting themselves ready to play in the snow,” says Brian Brunhofer, president of Deerfield, Ill.-based Meritus Homes. “It’s a huge help to have a designated place for all that gear to be stowed and organized when everyone arrives home from school or comes in from outside, so you’re not running around looking for that misplaced glove or mitten before leaving the house the next day.”

About the Author

Cha'Mia Holloman

Cha’Mia is an Editorial Intern for Hanley Wood’s residential construction group. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Media from Clark Atlanta University. 

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