What to do with this entry?
Bree
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Comments (3)What direction does the back entrance face? What room does the door enter? Do your want the area for relaxing (ie patio and shade) or just more appeal? The walk is charming. I would think a patio from the same pavers with a pergola-type shelter (if shade is necessary) supported by columns matching the front entrance would be nice. Then colorful gardens, or a kitchen garden adjacent. I does appear that the grade needs correction away from your home. A patio with correct stone base will solve the situation as your siding is already close to the ground. Here's our back entrance and flanking gardens....See MoreHELP! what do I do with my entryway?
Comments (13)If you're going for modern, an easy trick is to keep it minimal and focused on function. I don't see art or a mirror fitting that space properly without taking away from the architecture of the home in such a tight space. A rectangular shape will make the arch at the top more pronounced. I would consider finding some cool hooks if you could use the entryway storage or 3-d art that isn't rectangular. Or reconsider adding drywall. Also, the antler chandelier makes the entryway look smaller. Try repositioning so it follows the length of the hall better....See MoreWhat to do with the entryway stairs?
Comments (2)i can attest to two things: its more comfortable to fall down a carpeted stairs, and that its quite expensive to rebuild a stairs that has plywood underneath carpet, which i'm pretty sure is what you would have here. you dont have to have blah carpeting on the stairs, as you wont have acres of wall to wall that it has to match.... so....you can go wild a bit....See MoreWhat to do with this apartment entry area
Comments (1)What do you need in that entry? A place to put your keys, your purse, mail, a couple of coats. I'd put a couple hooks for coats above the bench. A shelf and a mirror on the other wall. On the shelf put a bowl for keys. You always need a mirror for one last look before you leave the house....See MoreHU-187528210
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