I think the easiest thing to do is to log onto Houzz from your phone. Then go to your post and put your cursor in the comment box. Then click photo. Then find your photo. Then click submit.

Thanks ilikefriday. . I'll try that. -

Thanks, Molly. I had to dig to find the .jpeg files but I found them . Sorry the pics are so large This shows my entryway facing the front door. it's 7 feet wide , 10 -11 feet long, with 10 ft ceilings. The wall on the right is 10ft long, but the wood floor continues for another foot. There's a door to my office opening into the hall on the left. . I'll post another picture with a different view ..

And here's another picture of the entryway taken from the front door. It shows an angled wall about 60" long . Since you see the angle wall when you open the door, that would be my focal point for decorating.. My style is primarily contemporary but with a transitional softening. I'll post a link to a chandelier I just bought for the entryway.

So right now the entryway is a barren space-- i'd like to make it more inviting.Would appreciate some help.

This is a light fixture I just bought for the space. That's as far as I've been able to go.

https://www.lumens.com/links-5-light-chandelier-by-george-kovacs-GKO613641.html

Hi Molly,

angle wall is 60" wide. Unfortunately, all of a sudden, I can't open anyone's pictures, including yours. .I've logged in. and click a small icon-- then I get a round green circle but it doesn't go round or open-- just sits there. Any suggestions on how to open pictures? If not, could you provide links>

Here you go, I added a couple more. Lots of people are having picture loading issues.

https://www.designerliving.com/products/all/welburn-accent-bench/i1/9582#!img/8a2f759db93d6cefedfbb343ed037227ba8e0240

https://www.designerliving.com/products/all/grace-bench/i1/8620#!img/2602e943a732d95444c02e44994f6c64da9ec9f9

https://www.designerliving.com/products/all/flannigan-bench/i1/8179#!img/2ff827de2106e74b102651147e0937939432824e

https://www.designerliving.com/products/all/thomas-bench-ottoman/i2/6657#!img/01b81831d98d472c7bf93f9db61f77c3163aa8ee

https://www.designerliving.com/products/all/kian-accent-bench/i1/10830#!img/642b41267cbde5ea86b9bba958aa3a29af58dcb3

Hi Molly, Glad it wasn't just me who was unable to open pictures.

Yes, several of the benches really caught my eye, at good price range too.

Welburn-- like a well tailored suit-- but too skimpy in depth of seat. My son and I are "large".

Flannigan-- handsome, and I liked the vignette with the floor lamp. Hadn't thought of that before And a little bling isn't bad. .

Thomas-- probably my favorite-- the ebony wood trim dresses it up without being fussy.

So that gives me a good place to anchor the angle wall, and it won't interfere with passing through the front door. . Would you suggest a large mirror behind the bench, flanked with some wall art or photos> Anything you can suggest to put on the 10" long wall that doesn't involve floor space? Would like color .

The website you chose is new to me. Are there any other online resources you can suggest in addition to the usual pricey ones-- PBarn, Crate and Barrel, West Elm?

Appreciate the time you've given me.

I would do art over the bench (I also like the lamp, but not sure you need one there). Maybe a little table so have a space to lay something you want to remember on your way out the door. I would put a mirror by the door so you can do a last check before heading out. How much space is there between the door (when open) and the end of the 10' wall? What are the other colors you'd like to incorporate?

There are a lot of recommendations on here for greatbigcanvas.com and art.com, allposters.com. I also like fulcrumgallery.com. Have you looked on Joss & Main or Wayfair?

Hi Molly, Thanks for the feedback. Small table next to bench makes sense . . Outside door opens to the outside-- not inside. So it doesn't use any wall space. Apparently at the time house was built, that was code here in SW Florida so wind couldn't push door inside. I'm familiar with Joss & Main & Wayfair, but didn't know what I was looking for. And thanks for the art website choices. That will bring color into area. I think this is it. Thank you so much for your time and effort.

Will do. thanks for everything.