In Las Vegas, where the line between indoor and outdoor living is often blurred by stunning architecture and year-round sunshine, creating a seamless transition between your home’s interior and exterior spaces is more than a design choice—it’s a lifestyle upgrade. Whether you’re entertaining by the pool, grilling on the patio, or simply enjoying the view […]
Removing your shoes when you enter the house is a good way to cut down on dirt and allergens that are tracked into the house. Having a pile of shoes by the door is not the best way to greet guests or family into your home. Corralling clutter in an entry, foyer or mudroom will make the small space feel bigger and create a warm, inviting entry into your home.
Getting shoes and bags off the mudroom or entry floor is a good idea both for traffic and the shoes and bags. A shoe cabinet or well organized coat closet can clear off the floor. A built-in bench or coat rack will add storage that keeps the floor clutter free. Even a simple row of pegs can be hung up to manage coats and bags. Being able to see the floor means you can put down a pretty runner or small area rug to give the space a polished look.
Other storage options include a cabinet converted to shoe storage that can also be a place to organize keys and mail. A console with storage underneath and a place for a small lamp will give the space a well designed look. You could hang a mirror above the cabinet or bench. The mirror will expand the feeling of the space, and give you a place to touch up your hair and lipstick.
Corralling clutter is a good idea in every room of the home. It is especially important in small rooms and rooms that get a lot of traffic.