Functional entryway: everything you need to get in and out of the door
Are you looking for ideas to decorate your entryway? Do you want to set it up to look beautiful, but also to work for you? In this post, I will share photos of our entryway and ideas to make the space functional and pretty.
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Create a space that works for you
Space functionality is a priority for me in any space that I design. I wanted my entryway to feel inviting, look beautiful, and have storage space for things I need as I come and go.
This console table doubles as storage for everything I need as I leave. I store kids and baby items in one drawer (diapers, pacifiers, snacks on the go, etc) and miscellaneous items I will need (lint roller, reusable bags, hand sanitizer) in another.
Sources for everything that’s on the picture:
Entryway checklist for small and medium spaces
You may be wondering: how do I decorate my entryway? I’ve created a checklist for you.
Think of the size of the space and your needs. You don’t want to create a crowded space, where you are constantly bumping into things.
If you are decorating a small entryway I would start with a full-length mirror and a small shelf to serve as a “catch-all.”
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If your entryway is the medium size you can add a console table to catch your items on your way in and out or a bench to set a purse and sit down to put on your shoes. A small rug by the door would add character and stop dust from spreading into the room.
Conclusion:
I hope you’ve enjoyed my post and found some great ideas to decorate your entryway.
Consider how you want the space to serve you and start with those key pieces for your space. You can find more ideas for the entryway here.
If you need help selecting a layout, furniture, and decor for your entryway, I offer virtual design services, reach out to book here
