Interiors
20 entryways that make a fabulous first impression
Is your entryway looking lacklustre compared to the rest of your house? Don't stress. Grab some inspiration from these 20 stunning entryway designs.
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Is your entryway looking lacklustre compared to the rest of your house? Don't stress. Grab some inspiration from these 20 stunning entryway designs.
We love the boho-chic vibes this entryway is giving us. Incorporating unique pieces, like a concrete-based table lamp, an evocative painting and funky wooden console, add style to an otherwise plain room.
With white walls, gold chandeliers and plenty of natural light, this entryway feels airy and elegant. The addition of the old-world patina rug is the perfect nod to this period home’s traditional roots.
No room for a closet? No problem! This family-friendly home adds oversized knobs to the wall for a stylish storage solution.
This white and bright entryway stuns with natural wood trim and a wood clad ceiling. The two round consoles balances the room's linear design.
These homeowners chose to keep their design simple, with a short black and white console and earth tone accents, which allows the millwork to shine.
The rustic carpenter’s bench is a perfect substitute for your run-of-the-mill console. The ruggedness of the piece is balanced by the sweet peach accents.
The herringbone patterned oak floors are a welcomed alternative to the standard linear design. The rustic pieces, like the wicker basket and chandelier, add charm to this traditional entryway.
This lakehouse makes a splash with its arched doorway and natural wood accents, and the muted blue tones add warmth to the space.
We love that this homeowner's photography nearly melts into the white walls, which is consistent with the home's monochromatic theme.
Vibrant artwork and a cobalt blue loveseat bring life into this entryway.
Gold accents lend an opulent touch to this monochromatic Victorian home.
We love that the homeowner chose to paint this room white, except for the treads of the stairs — which helps the narrow space feel bigger and brighter.
The console takes centre stage in this open concept entryway.
An oversized mirror and long white console make this narrow entryway feel bigger, and the large black trimmed pendant light compliments the runner.
The bench seating can easily be tucked under the narrow black console for a chic space-saving hack. As for the old metal trunk, it isn't just an accessory — it's used to store hats and scarves.
Dark accents pop against the light grey wall in this masculine entryway. Large artwork and low furniture make the space feel bigger.
Incorporating nature's objets into a space never felt more natural. This urban cottage feels organic with its light grey walls, naturally shed antlers and beaver stick.
Black hooks and a long and narrow white built-in shelf offer storage solutions without detracting from the home's stunning brick walls.
The homeowner almost replaced the original dark-hued front door with something new, but instead added a stained glass window with copper trim to match elements in the rest of the space. And we are so happy she did. Now, the entryway feels spacious and inviting.
Who needs artwork when you have stunning antique pieces like this salvaged church bench? The entryway feels warm and welcoming with its subtle colours and cozy throws.
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