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This was a custom built-in. Ranging between $5K-$10K
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ccornwell
We built one of these in the back of our garage. It was an alcove in the back of the garage, so we only had to add one wall for the right side, and a door, which became the new rear of the garage (squared it off). I bought a stock white kitchen pantry at Lowe's for the cabinet. The bench and shelves on the top are made of pre-painted wood product and trim, as well as the beadboard, are also from Lowe's, so no painting was required and it cleans up easier. The cushions are from Target. It's not as fancy, but it serves the purpose I needed it for...a mudroom in the winter and a pool room in the summer. It also demonstrates it can be a DIY.
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I believe we got the baskets from either Target or Pottery Barn
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Margaret Chapman
Where did you get the hooks?
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Laura Gaskill added this to March Checklist for a Smooth-Running Home
6. Clear clutter in the mudroom. Winter mittens, hats, and boots tend to get forgotten in the mudroom, even after the weather warms. Go through every shelf, cubby and drawer, and put away the things you are no longer using. Clean and polish boots before putting them away, and find your umbrella so it’s handy for those spring showers.
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Overalls: W6'2.5" x H8'0"
Cubbie (each): W1'6.5" x D1'5"
Bench Depth: 2'1"