Cabin Mudroom after a Hike

A timber cabin mudroom is drying out after a wet hike. Muddy boots sit on a tray beneath the bench, with wool socks draped over the laces and towels folded beside them. Rain jackets hang from dark hooks above the seat, while unbranded packs and walking sticks lean near the door. Rain dots the window and a few leaves have been tracked across the stone floor.

The wood wall gives you broad warm sections, broken by hooks, seams and the darker frame around the door. Boots are useful anchors because their wet leather, metal eyelets and heavy soles all have different shapes. Wool adds soft irregular edges, while the jackets make larger blocks of red, blue and olive. Floor reflections, woven rugs and basket texture fill the remaining corners.