Entry Feature Wall. Scrap it?
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Comments (3)It's not a stupid idea but it's one you should think thru. I wouldn't do it but my opinion is based on my past experience with koi ponds and water fountains. There is upkeep to prevent algae from growing and you'll need to use distilled water if you want to prevent the buildup of minerals and etching of the glass. If your entry is protected from wind, and you're prepared for the maintenance, then go for it....See MoreHow can I update 80s entryway feature?
Comments (6)Yup, take out the spindles. Closing up the opening (with drywall) would be the cleanest look. If you want it open for light, privacy glass would be nice (but probably the most expensive option). You could also hang an old stained glass window or even just an antique paned window sash in the opening (both generally available at antique or architectural salvage stores, not too expensive). Or put in shelves and use it for display items, plants, etc....See MoreBrick wall at entrance
Comments (2)I would remove it. I don't think it's an asset from outside either ... not that the wall is bad in and of itself, but because it's not performing a positive function. Doesn't make sense to be there, especially with major architectural features being blocked behind it....See Moreshould I carry accent wall into entryway?
Comments (4)The color looks a little off because there are no other matching blue elements....throws...pillows..art featuring the same blue will lessen the “odd man out” feel of the blue...since the whole room is more mellow.. a lighter shade of this blue would flow better...See Moreworthy
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