Making an Entrance

The entryway to your home says “welcome,” but in what way? It tells your visitors who you are and how you want them to feel.

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The Catch All Entryway

Is your entryway a catch all? Leave your shoes, leave your keys, leave your purse, and all your worries at the door. You can even make customized cubbies for each member of the family. This entryway says, you’re home – relax.

Photo of a decorated entryway with a hall tree housing baskets, a jacket, a purse, a leash, and a pillow. Art can be seen around the hall tree.

The Statement Entryway

Do you want to make a statement? With a pop of color, a mural, or fun wallpaper, your home can create an impact leaving your visitors excited to see the rest your home has to offer.

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The Clean White Entryway

Are you an all clean everything type? We don’t blame you. All white with a cabinet or dresser can create the perfect clean space that’s eye-catching and functional. A wicker basket is perfect for hiding all items you bring in. Bring in a few contrasting touches with lots of texture to add the necessary contrast.

Photo of a decorated home entryway with a round mirror, fur ottoman, and couch table decorated with matching lamps, a plant, books, and a basket.

The Formal Entryway

Are you a bit more formal? You like the idea of someone coming into your home and feeling fancy, huh? Go ahead with your bad self. Just be sure to leave some seating for your guests to wait for your warm welcome and a statement piece to get them thinking. Formal styles can also be extremely functional, so you can have it all!

Photo of a decorated home entryway with a decorative mirror, an upholstered chair, a floor plant, and a sofa table decorated with a lamp, photos, and other decor.