Can't tell which door is the entry door from your photo, but you are correct that the paint color doesn't match the flooring. You might be able to fit a small table and mirror or artwork on the phone wall, hung lower than the present art, then perhaps place some storage or seating under the stairs. Rather than paint the walls with glossy paint, add artificial lighting.

Here is the photo of the entry door.Thanks for your comments

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I would not carpet the entry. A cleanable rug perhaps, but the entry is where all the stuff from your shoes comes off.

How about painting the walls a soft white or gray? I think the entry doors and maybe the others too would look good painted black--maybe the other doors white. This will brighten up the area. Also adding some simple trim to the doors to make panels would improve the character. It is a lovely home BTW. Wall paper on the left wall where the mirror and table are would greatly improve it also. Good luck.

your foyer is completely charming but your blue walls are just the wrong shade. your tiles are heading to indigo (lighter shade, periwinkle) and your walls are heading to aqua. i hate painting things neutral but either a paler shade of the floor color or an ivory to match the other tiles seems to be in order. i like the idea with yellow but i cant quite get a fix on the light colored tile, my monitor comes up with something in the first picture that might be the wood of the doors reflecting.

My opinion would be to go with the off white or palest grey on the walls because then you aren't stuck always trying to match that blue every time you want to add something new. I think your entryway is worthy of something a little bigger. I would put a long narrow dresser along that wall, painted something to match the rest of your furniture or something to compliment the blue floor, but darker, add good size lamps on each end or even one end and a big scale mirror or painting, art of some kind, but proportionate to the dresser and wall height. I'd definitely paint all the doors to match the front door. I'd love to get in there and play, you are so lucky. Have fun.

If you dislike the floor, covering it with a rug near the rear is a good idea. However, to resolve the issues, you are going to need to paint.

You have a very eclectic modern stair, white entry door then all the wood doors - the straight blue gray of the floor fights the aqua in the walltone which in turn makes the wood tone feel even more orange. Avoid blues or grays due to the wood tone. Try something like a pale cocoa neutral - it will work with your doors, and your floor. Like this bm pashmina on the walls - http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/pashmina

If you could paint the interior of your entry doors a deeper chocolate (to echo the stair rung) that would also help it come together.

A rug in the rear is going to quiet down the pattern and color - a plain rug, no pattern!

I agree with Libra. You're going to need a rug of some kind to simply keep the outdoors from tracking indoors. As for color, that would depend on if you decide to paint or stain the wood or not. If you match the blue on the walls to the floor, you limit options for a rug and accessories compared to soft gray or off-white walls. A deep chocolate could look nice, with a subtle pattern and smaller pile to hide wear (and a high durability score!):

If you want to get more adventurous, small pops of oranges and pinks do well against blue and brown. The safest option would be cream or white, but those require more upkeep in an entryway.

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Colour. Scale. Off-beat eclecticism. These are the keys to playing with this design. This is a substantial space. For sure you need a larger dresser/console and mirror. Bring in more black from the stairs in these pieces, and perhaps stay with more clean modern lines. Grey/taupe walls such as http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-ca/paint-color/reverepewter. This will work with your doors and with any wood pieces you choose to put in this space, and with the floors and stairs. I love the idea of somewhere to sit just under the stairs. Put in an upholstered chair with an interesting shape or modern vibe in a bright print.

I would paint the back of the door and the stair railings black for a really modern update. If you can, I would also paint the three doors white. I think the walls painted in the same beige tone that is in the tile and not add a rug so it doesn't feel too busy. A lovely chandeliere and large silver mirror over a narrow black console on the left would be nice (see below for ideas). On the far wall, I would add art that had some blues/blacks/beige to tie in the whole room and lower, as your art is too high.

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I think this is a great idea, because those are statement doors for sure. This would rationalize them and tie them into the staircase.

I love the checkered floor, so I'd not cover them up, but that's just me. I'd paint the walls to match the off white tiles, add a console and mirror, in your style, as shown in groveraxle mock up adding either a small solid color rug at the door or a somewhat short runner.
groveraxle, what program are you using? You do such great virtuals.

Thanks, justgotabme. I use Photoshop Elements.

You're welcome groveraxle. I have that, but have yet to figure out how to use it like you do.

Space use wise it does NOT look like there is room for a piece of furniture along the wall on the path of travel to the front door. It looks to me like there is space more toward the middle of the room and more towards under the stairs. You need to "tape out on the floor" where you think a side table or chair or anything else may go to see space use. I have a couple of ideas for you. Here is one presentation board. Thanks for sharing a really interesting interior!

Love your space, the lines of the door are marvelous!!! If you paint it down to a more mellow color but still crave pops of color I'm currently having a studio sale on watercolors I did while living in Hawaii and traveling throughout the US. Their fluid nature will play off the lines in the space and can bring great color into the entryway :) http://laurenelysefineart.com/studio-sale/

I know there is a second floor from the staircase shown in the photo, but you do not show an exterior shot of the house and doors. If there is no liveable or useable space directly above the foyer, consider a series of smaller diameter, say 18" or so, or one larger 36" diameter light tube type skylights centered on the foyer leading into the main space. They would bring in wonderful natural light during the day and half of the monthly nightime moonlight. I would also do something like considering to change the doors from flush faces to something with a bit more style that compliments the house style, and trim. If you intend on keeping the floor, which I happen to like, consider painting the doors a blue a bit lighter or darker in value than that on the floor. Best of luck!