Room by Room: The Rooms We Forgot and What They Became

There is a category of rooms in the home that nobody talks about when they're house shopping, nobody photographs for Instagram, nobody includes in the conversation about interior design — and that have quietly become some of the most interesting, most evolved, and most emotionally charged spaces in the modern home. The mudroom. The laundry room. The butler's pantry. The entryway. The hallway. The pantry.These are the rooms that make daily life either completely manageable or absolutely chaotic. They are the rooms that reveal how a household actually runs — more honestly than any living room vignette ever could. And in the last decade, they have had an extraordinary glow-up: designed, considered, beautiful in their own right, and finally treated as worthy of the same design intention as every other room.This is the finale of the room-by-room series, and Caitlin and Sam are going out with a celebration of the rooms that don't get celebrated enough. They dig into what these rooms used to be, what they've become, and why investing in the spaces most people ignore might be the most transformative thing you can do for your home.We want to see your forgotten rooms. The mudroom you're proud of. The laundry room with the wallpaper. The entryway that finally got a proper light fixture. The pantry you could live in. Come find us on Instagram at TheStudio_Terrace and show us everything!