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HGTV Dream Home 2011: Mudroom Pictures

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The first room one enters after a day on the slopes, the mudroom boasts floor-to-ceiling, locker-style maple cabinetry that houses ski equipment, outerwear and accessories.

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A peg coat rack accommodates guests' outerwear. Overhead, photography by iconic Vermont artist Peter Miller tells a story of the area's ski history.

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Slate-tile flooring, sourced in southern Vermont, stands up to and disguises heavy foot traffic.

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Locker-style Wellborn cabinetry in a light maple finish features compartments designed to accommodate ski accessories large and small.

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A sink space offers a pull-down faucet and soaps to clean up after a day spent on the slopes.

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A private entrance leads from the exterior to the mudroom, where guests can strip off outerwear and clean up before entering formal gathering and living spaces.

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A black chest, inspired by the design of 19th-century antiques, provides additional storage space. Topped with candles, foliage and an oversized mirror, the vignette provides visual interest when viewed from the front entry.

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Goggles, gloves and scarves displayed in cubbies double as decorative art in the space.

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A six-arm iron chandelier adds an unexpected touch of elegance in the home's hardest-working room.

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"The whole house for me is contemporary," says interior designer Linda Woodrum. "It's fun, light and airy. It's not an overwhelming, dark ski house or mountain house."