First impressions are everything, and it’s no different in your home. We‘ve curated some incredible inspiration and our favorite products for anyone to create an envious entryway.
First impressions are everything, and it’s no different in regards to your home. A beautiful entryway can set the tone and be a warm welcome to anyone who may come through the front door. We collected some incredible inspiration and our favorite products for anyone to create an envious entryway.
Design by Timothy Godbold | Photography by Alec Hemer
Benches & Storage
Whether you have a quaint entry or a grand foyer, storage and organization is key to the functionality of any space. With so many options, there's no need to stress about how to style your space!
Shop the Look: Wellington Entry Mirror, Aspen Bench
Design by Whitney and Co. Design
Products like the Baylor Entry Bench offers storage, hooks, and seating all within one sleek purchase. And, lucky for you, there are many products like this which offer style and purpose for your home. The Amani Coat Rack is also a very functional piece, taking up less space, but offering a fun way to showcase coats or purses.
Shop the Look: Beaumont Bench
Design by Cortney Biship | Photography by Katie Charlotte
SHOP THE LOOK: Aspen Bench, Loren Brick & Multi Rug, Townsend 6 Light Pendant | Design by Scout & Nimble | Photo by Emily Sewell
Extra Long Benches
We are particularly obsessed with extra long benches. This new trend looks amazing in longer corridors because it helps to fill a space that might otherwise be too sparse. Not only are they perfect for pulling on your boots, but the extra space can be utilized for styling and bringing personality to the forefront of your home. Here are some of our favorites that are all at least 80” wide!
Mirrors
The right mirror can easily complete any space, and entryways are no different. They are the perfect for checking your appearance before you dash out the door and help to open up more narrow entryways. Set the tone for your home with a funky burst mirror, or add a classy touch with a stunning arched mirror.
Design by Jenny Keenan Design | Photography by Julia Lynn Photography
SHOP THE LOOK: Cru Mirror, Oxford Bench
Design by Meg Cassidy Creative | Photography by Lauren Miller
This trend may not be anything new, but we just can’t get over these incredible new product designs! Utility mirrors like the Beldon Entry Mirror or the Wellington Entry Mirror are perfect for smaller spaces. Their unique hooks bring extra functionality to this styling piece.
Chandeliers & Pendants
Create a focal point that can’t be missed by adding a show stopping chandelier or pendant, bound to impress even the most critical guest. The Roundout Light Pendant looks incredible featured in our co-founder’s home.
Design by Scout & Nimble featuring the Roundout Pendant
Design by Nicole Davis Interiors
Whether your style is minimal, funky, or traditional, the perfect lighting fixture is the icing on the cake to the entryway of your dreams. A brass fixture can elevate a space with glamour while a more subtle aged bronze finish will provide a more traditional look.
Design by House of Jade Interiors | Photography by Travis Richardson
Design by Park & Oak
Rugs & Runners
Design by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design | Photography by Aaron Leitz
Design by Scout & Nimble | Photo by Emily Sewell
We love runners. The perfect one can completely change the look of any room, so why not change the look of your entry with a new runner? If you love a natural look, a jute option like the Continental Jute Camel Runner is the perfect option.
For a more classic feel, the brand new Hathaway Steal & Ivory or the Rosette Denim & Fog Runners bring a beautiful, traditional feel to any room.
Artwork
The foyer is the place to show off your favorite artwork. From a statement abstract piece to romantic landscape, set the tone of your home with a piece of art that showcases your personality.
SHOP THE LOOK: Lamar Console Table, Black Dots Art, French Mason Jar | Design by Scout & Nimble | Photo by Alyssa Rosenheck
Design by Park & Oak
Styling Tip: Layer larger abstract works on a console with smaller pieces. For a relaxed vibe, simply lean the pieces on the wall.
Designing a beautiful entryway might seem like a daunting task, but with just a few small changes and additions anyone’s home can make a great first impression!
Shop The Look: Entryway Styles
SHOP THE LOOK: 1. Marina on the Hill | 2. Wellington Mirror | 3. Aspen Bench | 4. Tulip Side Table | 5. Layla Red & Navy Runner
SHOP THE LOOK: 1. Baylor Entry Bench | 2. Cru Mirror | 3. Jed Planters | 4. Loren Terracotta Sky Runner
SHOP THE LOOK: 1. Jay Entryway Mirror | 2. Talia Planter | 3. Rain Drops All Day II Art | 4. Maximus Bench | 5. Anastasia Stone & Blue Runner
SHOP THE LOOK: 1. Amani Coat Rack | 2. Oryx Mirror | 3. Townsend Pendant | 4. Josephine Bench | 5. Rosette Clay & Ivory Rug
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