Brick Floor Mudroom

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Brick Mudroom Floors

CH Design and Interiors

The modern family friendly mudroom is clad in herringbone brick floor tiles set under a brass umbrella stand set alongside a white freestanding bench set under oil rubbed bronze coat hooks mounted on a plank and slat wall beneath a window.

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Yes, it's faux brick, porcelain tile, not thin brick veneer or solid brick and mortar. We've since repainted the bench in Ben Moore White Dove (after cutting out the arches underneath, freeing us up for larger baskets to store shoes etc). The floor and the front bench:

We've used this type of product in homes before, and it's always been a winner. We used a grayer version in this mudroom we did with Haven Builders - the spacing is tighter and with matching grout to make it more subtle:

We're using the same tiles as in my mudroom in this mudroom makeover we're doing now too...but with a more prominent border layout. Here's the plan for this space - throw pillows, a cafe curtain (guys, they're coming back) and plenty of hooks and baskets. A few more brick tiles, both porcelain and real, for the floors:

This is the one I've seen a lot:

Simple porcelain stoneware tiles

Reclaimed thin brick veneer

Herringbone Veneer Thin Brick

Another thin brick veneer:

Coming next week - my plans for the family room with our amazing new built-in fireplace!!!

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An Insanely Easy Way To Get An Antique Brick Floor

Always in style and incredibly durable, brick floors are a perennial favorite, not just for patios, but in any interior space where durability is key (think mudrooms, kitchens, etc.). Just ask House Beautiful contributor Eddie Ross, who found out for himself when he decided to put antique bricks in the mudroom of his Pennsylvania home, Edgewood Hall. "If you're building from scratch, that's fine, but there are a lot of complications if you want to add brick floors to an existing room," says Ross. "The subfloor needs to be strong enough to support all that weight, and even if it is, the finished floor will end up being much higher due to the depth of the solid bricks." The company specializes in a system of brick veneer pavers – essentially thin slices of actual brick – that can be installed like tiles over any existing floor, no mason required. An ordinary tiler will do just fine, says Ross; according to the company, it's even do-it-yourself possible for most homeowners. Because he wanted the look of antique brick in his mudroom, Ross chose Brick It's New York Used Pavers, which are cut from reclaimed bricks — some 250 years old — salvaged from demolished buildings across the city. Eddie Ross

Used pavers cost around $9 per square foot; Brick It recommends purchasing approximately 10% more than the project size, as some tiles may arrive broken.

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Architect: Erik Van Mehlman

Crochet bunny: about $22; Anthropology

Vintage-style vestibule: wood paneling echoing the exterior

Echoing the home's exterior, Shiplap panels ease the transition from the outdoors; it is also a durable surface for mounting hooks and is scratch resistant. Bright and Bold Rear Entry: Narrow and Tall Cabinets

Thanks to a sunny color palette, plenty of natural light, and a bench that doubles as a window seat, this mudroom by builder Bret Franks is a place to relax and unwind. Bright and bold rear entry: seat as cabinet base

The bench seat isn't just a sunny place to sit; the plywood topped with a beefy face frame provides a solid base for the side cabinets. As shown: Samantha bench and shelf, about $600 for both, and Moran coat rack, about $240; all, Pottery Barn

Out-of-the-box solution: salvage-style input tree

In this entryway designed by architects Siemasko and Verbridge, a vintage door is repurposed as a hanger for coat hooks; a length of pipe cleverly encloses umbrellas. Similar to illustration: Cottage Bench, about $150; LLBean; 35-inch Oak Shaker Peg Stand, about $44; Dowel and Rail

How it's done: open lockers

Create a custom storage wall by tapping the home center for stock materials.

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While a brick wall in the modern living room or bedroom is becoming more and more common lately, it is used much less in the modern entrance room. Today we dive into a beautiful and trendy world of entryway brick walls and floors, one providing a cool backdrop and a sturdy floor that will last the test of time. If you love all the warmth, visual contrast and uniqueness that exposed brickwork brings to a home's interior, then you wouldn't want to miss these fabulous inspirations -

Magnificent brick floor for the entrance

Brick flooring is often overlooked in modern homes because it just doesn't feel "contemporary" and has a certain rustic appeal. Much like reclaimed wood walls, brick walls are currently a trendy choice that seems to thrive in even the most unexpected spaces, even in the most contemporary homes.

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