Wow, can't the photos coming! Excellent job!!!

Beautiful!

So nice...love it! What tile did you use? It's gorgeous.

Well if that is what you have done with the mud room, I ca't wait to see what you do with the rest of the house.

Great job! It looks wonderful. And drapes would add to the charm, so go ahead and do what you want!

Thank you so much! Stinky, we wanted a slate look. I call it "the fakeslate" because it's just cheapo Home Depot stuff - but to be honest I love it so much I want to use it in our sunroom too! Found some more cell phone pics...

This is the opposite view:

This is the little table (still on the hunt for a mirror to go over it):

This is one of the two closets on this wall:

And this is just the little bathroom off of the mudroom:

Thanks again for all the kind words, you made my day.

It looks great!

Wow, if that's what you can accomplish on your first attempt can't wait to see how the rest of the house evolves!

I love the tile shape. Does the surface have little indentations? I ask because we used something similar in a square tile in the laundry room. The surface is so rough that I can never get it to look clean and it bugs the heck out of me.

Absolutely put drapes, I put them to the floor in my bathroom, lol. You're doing a terrific job, love it.

Ooh, the extra pics are great! Like Natal, I love the shape of the tile too. Very nice choice. Also love that pedestal sink! Very handsome.

Wow, great job? What color paint did you use? The floor is great. Was it the floor in the first picture?

It's hard to tell in the pics, but the old floor was a shiny, hunter green square tile. The paint is Behr Castle Stone. We picked it out on a whim, but I'm really liking it.

Super cute!

Very nice, can't wait to see more!

Wow!! The transformation is phenomenal. You should be proud because you've transformed a room that looked clean but nothing special to something really amazing. The floor tile is beautiful and I can't get over the color, decor, and trim. I think you should put curtains in there. I would. If you hang them above the trim and with a rod so the curtains can hang outside of the window trim, I think you'll maintain that beautiful bright feeling and add a little more texture or pattern to continue with the cozy feel you're looking for. Thank you for sharing. I hope you'll share more pictures as you continue.

Great job!! I wouldn't have guessed they were the same house! BTW, don't you just love your hunter boots! I love mine!

Love it! Well done!!

Amazing! As I was reading your post, you made it sound like the change was very minor and that's far from the case. It looks very nice, cozy, and welcoming!

I don't think it would be weird to hang drapes in a mudroom. I see no reason why that room can't be just as pretty as any other place in a house. :)

Looking forward to seeing more photos.

It is really lovely! What a change. wow! I cannot wait to see your next project. Great job.

Absolutely beautiful! Love the white and yellow as it's so bright and cheery! There's another discussion here on GW about "what makes a home inviting" and your new decor is what appeals to me. Small scale, simple charm that's functional with the baskets, the boots and umbrella by the door. It's crisp and clean and has the look of "I could live here".

Angel, I LOVE my boots! Living in New England, a good pair of boots is key and they are the first and only pair to keep my feet completely dry while shoveling! Thanks again to all of you. We are starting the sunroom next week, so I'll keep you posted.

Hi,
I completely agree with everything hilltop said in her post. Absolutely beautiful. Can you come work on one of my rooms next?? :-)

I LOVE the transformation, it's just beautiful, charming and inviting! Keep up the good work!

Bravissimo!

I'm with them...it looks wonderful. The soft yellow is a wonderful companion to the slate.

For your drapery, I'd choose an unstructured Roman shade with the cords at the outer edges, so they just drape a little in the center. I'd hang them at the ceiling and just barely wider than the window frames, so you can keep them pulled up far enough to let in all the light.

As to fabric - depending on your preferences, anything in soft blue with a white ground would look great - a simple stripe or large-scale windowpane check, a trellis pattern, or a swoopy ironwork pattern come to mind.

Great job, Danielle! The colors and materials are great and you've updated something that was already useful into something wonderful. Looking forward to the rest of your photos as the projects come along.