Mudroom Design Tips
mudroom is a valuable addition to the home, as it stores everyday items like shoes and coats, while also serving other organizational purposes.
Jan Blanton has been part of the Greenbrook Design family since 2015, though her journey actually began as a client—renovating her own 1942 home with a new kitchen and master bath. That experience showed her how much she enjoys guiding others through their own design projects.
As the scheduler, Jan manages the designers’ sales team, assigns leads, and keeps communication flowing smoothly from the beginning to the end of each project. She also enjoys planning creative events that bring new faces into the showroom, boost designer and retail sales, and strengthen community connections—especially the monthly First Friday events that support local businesses and non-profits.
One of Jan’s favorite parts of the job is meeting new people and going on photo shoots to see finished projects come to life. She loves connecting with clients in their homes and often leaves not just as an associate, but as a friend.
Outside of work, Jan enjoys spending time with her family and twin grandsons, celebrating birthdays, and taking trips to the beach or mountains—either one makes her happy.
She strives to make every client experience one they can depend on, enjoy, and remember.
Her favorite quote sums it up perfectly: “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” – Winston Churchill
mudroom is a valuable addition to the home, as it stores everyday items like shoes and coats, while also serving other organizational purposes.
From hanging wet coats to hiding dirty boots, a mudroom was built to keep your entrance clean and organized. Since it has made a tremendous comeback over the years, let’s discuss why a mudroom should be considered an essential design element in the home.
While the laundry room is not the most visited room in the house, it certainly plays a vital role in keeping the home clean and neat for everyone who lives there. Though no one enjoys the task of sorting, washing, and drying laundry, it is a necessary chore, and with the average family of four doing up to ten loads of laundry a week, it is safe to say that this space should be well-designed.
Many of our clients live an hour or more away in the Charlotte metro area. This usually leads people to ask, “Why should I drive to Shelby when I can go somewhere closer?” We understand the reason for the inquiry and want to share why we believe you will find value in taking the time to make the drive.
At Walker Woodworking, we continually seek ways to integrate functionality into our cabinet designs, which is one reason we appreciate using Rev-a-Shelf’s products.
This dedication to quality cabinets is why Walker Woodworking is what it is today and will continue producing stunning projects. Though much of the building process is still done by hand and always under constant supervision, Travis also recognized the value of technology.
Walnut is getting a lot of attention lately and continues gaining in popularity as we move forward this year. This wood is valued for its natural beauty and durability. From elegant kitchen islands to a stunning gun room, walnut adds a touch of luxury to any space. Let’s learn more about it and why it is worth considering for your home.
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