How Can I Maximize My Entryway While Also Being Pretty?
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PRO2 years agoHi Alexandra… On the right side of the front door as you step in, Amy of these console tables would look pretty in your hallway. You could even get one to cover your radiator too as an alternative.
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To the left, you could use the length of that wall and have a built in hallway closet, which come in so many configurations & textures to suit your needs.
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Add touches of glamour above through light fittings and a runner. A cool paint colour to tie it altogether. A few ideas to get you started. 🤣
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PRO2 years agolast modified: 2 years agoGood Morning Alexandra,
Hope you are well?
Just to advise:
- The current carpet colours and silver trim separating the area, prevent a nice flow.
- Consider something reflective in this area to make it appear larger and add more light either a mirrored console or cabinet
- Or consider low line storage which will not dominate the eyeline! On image 2: the console adds decoration 'pretty' and also the storage ottoman fixes the storage need and adds texture with the soft grey material, also note the mirror above to open up the space as well as the inviting bunch of tulips!
- Greenery in this space would look stunning, a tall plant, or shelving with low level planters.
- Monochrome is always a winning combination in entrance halls, as is Taupes (see Kelly Hoppen)
Have a great day, hope these suggestions helpKind regards
Team SPEAK
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slimline storage cabinet, shelving or a circular mirror (see images)
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