Well your long flat uninteruppted roof line makes it easy to look right over the front door, so I think you already know the answer to your question. Some other ideas: Painting the front door a brighter color would make it stand out also Put matching evergreen shrubs on either side of the door. Can't tell from your photo if there is any room or not. If no open ground then use pots. Line the stoop with a different type of material, like brick to stand out from the foundation.

Hello thinze. Couple of immediate thoughts for the space come to mind. First would be to pair down the color block and outlining of the walls, less emphasis on the angles in the space, let the interest of angles speak for themselves, a bit less abruptly, neautralize them a bit. Then add interest back in by adding either a select group or a multitude of colors thru artwork; pottery/glassware; area rugs and by painting the three doors. Start by selecting area rugs and art with splashes of colors that please you. Select area rugs that can be thrown into a washing machine, or that can be hosed off, indoor outdoor rugs come in a wide assortment of colors and patterns, and in your case will serve the purpose for walk off before stepping on to impervious tile, a rubber rug liner will help eliminate slipping and movement. A pattern in the rugs will add interest and hide dirt better than the solid dark rugs that you have now. They are inexpensive as well. Regarding the space to the left of your coat closet, the one with the low wood cabinet, think of it as a greeting wall, you should add special interest here. I would suggest a taller table or cabinet, to replace the low early American piece, consider a painted piece of furniture, rather than a stained piece. Then select a fabulous piece of art, be that a painting; photograph; metal or wood wall sculpture, think tall, letting it reach the same, or slightly above the door height, is okay. Regarding a mirror, it should always reflect something of beauty or interest, so with that thought, another idea would be to add a tall mirror above the table, or cabinet, and then treat yourself to a fresh cut of flowers each week, set up a deal with a local florist, take whatever they have left over, or can get in abundance at a deal, the flowers will be a beautiful reflection in the mirror and will add life to the space, why wait for someone to buy us flowers, it is one of the nicest things we can treat ourselves to, nothing says I care about myself mor than flowers. Whatever it is that you do there, think of it as something that greets you, something that you love to see as you enter your home. Then have fun, paint the doors, either all the same or as individuals, either subtle or as a statement of color, something to enhance the added colors of the art and rugs. Add additional color to the soffit above the doors, with pottery; glass or even painted wood art, or add a mutitude of imagery or paintings or prints spanning a cross the entire area, left to right, above the doors, just keep in mind that whatever you select should be viewable and identifiable from a distance, so simple large imagery, splashes of color or black and white, whichever balances out best for you. Lastly, consdier replacing the light fixture over head, the piece hanging there looks like it belongs over a dining room table or a pool table, find something of interest that belongs in a foyer. Hope this helps, please post new imagery once done. Deb Dall

Now seeing the space....I wouldn’t put anything at that little space near the turn of the path. It leaves the area free for the occasional mis-step and gives a sense of ease to your entry. Instead,you might plant colorful annuals in the little L shaped area in front of your bushes that can be seen from the street. I see NO lighting above your door or beside your garage. Do you have any? I would start there first. And I would advise against lighting that will give your path and short driveway the appearance of a landing strip at an airport.

That's a beautiful home. I don't think that area really NEEDS anything. If you need a place to put your keys and your purse, mail, etc, a small table like is there will work, maybe even a narrower taller one and have it face the door (on the taller wall). Wait until you actually move in and see how you live in the space. You may not want anything there either.