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Entryway decoration

last year

Hi, I have recently painted the entry and got rid of the old furniture and bought the console on the left. Can’t seem to decide on how to use the rest of the space and possible colour schemes. Any help on art, mirrors, sizes and shapes is welcome.

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Sonia
last year
A nice trendy black or brown framed circular mirror above the console table and a piece of art of your choice on the opposite wall.
Sam Ewing thanked Sonia
Jurgita Linikaitė- Sadreddinė
last year
I would change the rug into something colourful. A big painting above the console. Tall big mirror on the wall opposite console.
Sam Ewing thanked Jurgita Linikaitė- Sadreddinė
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