A French Country mudroom with sage green beadboard wainscoting beneath mottled cream plaster walls. Two rustic reclaimed-wood benches sit along adjacent walls, one with open cubbies holding woven baskets. Brass coat hooks line the wall, and a black iron lantern hangs near a cream French door with divided glass panes. The floor is tumbled limestone in warm beige tones, and blue-and-white toile pillows add soft color.

French Country Mudroom with Sage Beadboard and Limestone

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Rooted in French Country charm, this mudroom combines sage beadboard wainscoting, hand-troweled plaster walls, and a cream divided-lite French door. Reclaimed wood benches—one with cubbies and woven rattan baskets—add storage and patina. Aged brass hooks and a blackened-iron lantern bring classic detail, while tumbled limestone flooring and blue-and-white toile pillows complete a durable, welcoming, timeworn look.

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sage green beadboard warm cream plaster walls honey beige limestone floor natural weathered wood tones blue-and-white toile accents

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