I'd guess 60 watts.

The light fixture was original to the house, so unfortunately I am not able to help you in aquiring one like it. Thank you!

Don't you love auto correct? Needed the overall size of the room, thank you

I am very glad you liked it. It was a fun project. Unfortunately I do not have any additional photos

Can you tell me about the floor tiles?

Thank you. Unfortunately, that is the only professional shot we took of the mudroom. Glad you liked it. Mary

It looks like clear coated since it shows such a range in color and the grain shows so much.

I am sorry, but I do not know the stain color - the wood ceiling was existing when I came onto the project.
Mary Maney

The bench was existing when I came on to the project, but I believe it is maple. It is supported by 3/4" stock material that runs the length and on the sides underneath the top.

I believe you are correct on the ceiling height.. FYI the product used here looks to be 1x4 T&G clear mixed garin Fir beaded ceiling . Hopefully this helps!

Based on the height of the door it does appear to be an 8' ceiling.

The ceiling height is 8 feet high.

Thanks all! Looks like I can pull that off after all... it's such a nice look, IMO.

In a larger room, however, the dark ceiling may make the ceiling seem lower

Hood morning,

Thank you for your inquiry on this project. The openings are approximately 16"w x 12" d x 12"h(the bottom cubby is 16"W x 12" d x 14"h). If you are designing this from scratch, we would suggest finding the basakets first and then design the cubby size around them.

Please let us know if you have any additional questions

I have a call into the architect who supplied the tile. I will get back to you with the answer asap.

Thanks so very much.

Did Rik Lalim ever say what kind of tile was used here?

Hi there. I just found out from the architect the tile was purchased from "The Tile Shop" in Plymouth, MN. Unfortunately, it was selected from a pile of discontinued tile they had on special discount. The architect told me that it has a "flamed" finish on the top. Sorry about this disappointing news.

That's OK - -thanks Rik!! I can at least gather that the "dark grey" is very beautiful in this room. I just picked out a dark grey tile for my laundry room inspired by this picture

It was provided by Melanie Eberts from "Art Andes" in Minneapolis, MN
651-430-1848. She does amazing designs!

We used bead board for a similar home project. It can be painted or stained like the walls and ceiling.

The house was over 100 years old. I think the wood is pine. It was refininshed with a clear coat.

love the bead board on the ceiling! Have never seen such a variety of stains in a sheet a bead board before! We have a lot of tug and grove pine in our home and would like to consider something to what the bead board is in this photo for our ceiling! Do you know if it is still available to purchase?

Yes, we just finished our renovation 9 months ago. We purchased it from a local lumber supply store. Also, we added bead board on the wall in a new pantry to give it an "old" feeling.

The question remains is it bead board on the ceiling or is it just a guess? If I were guessing it looks like some kind of bamboo materials! I can see that the bead board on the walls.