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Put a Stop to Chaos by Redesigning Your Mud Room

When your home is cluttered and unorganized it can cause for life to get a bit out of hand. Whether it is the kitchen, the bedroom, or the mud room, the old mantra still holds true: a place for everything and everything in its place. Now if only your kids could live by that motto, too. Family life makes a mess, but a well-designed home with clean, streamlined storage can help keep it under control. The biggest offenders for clutter tend to be the bedroom and the mudroom, but there are storage solutions.

You get organized with a couple of different strategies, including reach in and walk in closets, shelving solutions, and cabinets. The best place to start is that part of your house that seems to always be the most unorganized: the bedroom. For too many people, cleaning means cramming everything behind closed doors: that can mean a chaotic wardrobe.


A messy bedroom only adds stress to your busy weeks and daily routines. Walk in closets make the most of both your horizontal and vertical space to create an elegant extension to your bedroom. They are luxuriously made and a way to keep your shoes, wardrobe, and accessories separate and plainly visible. With this added area and extra shelving and storage the bedroom no longer becomes the place you scramble to finish cleaning before guests come over.

If you live in Toronto, companies like Space Age Closets offer customized designs that fit your space, needs, and vision. Walk in closets in Toronto can be specialized to have as much or as little shelving as you need, with a design plan that complements your home’s. They will make your bedroom feel complete and help it to become an organized sanctuary where you can relax and enjoy your down time without the constant nagging feeling that something is out of place.

Another place in the home that always seems to be cluttered and in need of some help is the mud room. It may get its name for a reason, but many still cringe when guests come over and find their children’s boots, shoes, jackets, and coats flung every which way. You don’t want to be tripping over things as you come home from a day at the office, either.

Innovative mud room designs from Toronto’s Space Age Closets offer one solution. By installing benches for taking off your boots, hooks for scarves and umbrellas, and handy drawers for your work phone and your keys, you can keep everything where it belongs. Stop worrying about tripping in the dark or losing your keys. A few simple renovations can change a messy, cluttered room into a luxurious, organized space that everyone will appreciate as they enter the house. Nobody wants to be greeted with a disaster first thing after a long day. Among Space Age Closet’s suggestions for a mud room redesign is flooring that’s easy to clean, such as large format tiles or flooring without grout lines. With a little bit of thought and extra storage space, you’ll find it’s a breeze to keep your home free of clutter.

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