I need pictures since I have ho idea what you are asking since I am pretty sure you mean the DR entrance So correct me if I am wrong. I still need pictures since I have no clue as to your style in the house . Post the pica here in comments , do not start another post. What do you want to store in these cabinets ?

You need to show us your kitchen cabinets since the new ones are going to be right next to the kitchen. Have you looked into getting something similar to the kitchen cabinets?

Edit yes this is the dining room. I haven’t ordered kitchen cabinets yet.

Can you help with some inspo pictures for something fun and interesting.

Inspiration pics of what? A dining room? Cabinets? A foyer?

The cabinets are being added only to add some wall depth for the kitchen extension. So I’m not sure what to store in them. Could be lowers with thick panelled wall uppers for art. Open shelves. Glass with lighting. Should they match?

One of the added cabinets really restricts the door into the living room. I would suggest keeping the double door over adding a cabinet.

I can see adding two beautiful consoles outside of the dining room, but not kitchen cabinets.

I don’t think I understand the wall depth issue but would consider options other than matching cabinets. Especially so mince you don’t hav a clear goal- use for the “ required “ one.
Yes, you might need to balance visuals flanking the DR entrance, but that could be done with wall art/ wall hanging that is low- profile, and how you arrange your shelves/ cabinet. Even paint colors.
Sure, in isolation it seems right to have matching built- ins, but people have furnishings—bookcases, china hutch— that often “ fit” in a certain nook or bit of wall and then choose further wall decor to balance or complement that.

Agree. The first cabinet is to create a fourteen inch wall to hide a pipe and extend the kitchen to allow a larger fridge. The second cabinet would require closing one dining room which I would rather not do but I thought maybe it needed to balance out that wall. It would be a thicker entrance then into the dining room. Anyone have inspo pictures of what this could look like or something funky? I even wondered if I could do a living herb wall but that seemed like it should go in the kitchen.

These cabinets may hold items from the kitchen but they are really foyer cabinets and should not match the kitchen cabinets Or you could simply purchase two cabinets and place them on the wall

Corner Kitchen examples

Can you post pics of what it looks like now, then folks can offer better suggestions. You might get an inspiration pic or two out of it.

Why not just extend the kitchen wall to get what you want .

I don't think that you have to match both sides of the dining room entry. Build out your kitchen wall and what you are left with is a small alcove that I would incorporate as part of the foyer/front entrance. That area is at the bottom of the stairs and when you come into the house from the front door your eyes are going to be focused on the circular alcove of the staircase and the newly created alcove. Treat them as part of the foyer.

In the one by the dining room put a console table with a table scape and something coordinating in the circular alcove of the stairs.

Don't do anything on the other side of the dining room entry and I would even consider getting rid of the doors into the living room to really open up that little corner.

Maybe a kitchen like this with a curved face on the island would complement the architecture of your home better

This looks lovely. Unfortunately the island is designed. But I love this.

When is the project going to get started @leonardjan?

A Manhattan apartment couldnt be more opposite of your home but these guys created great shallow cabinets that frame an entryway and relate wonderfully to the kitchen cabinets too. Here’s your inspiration pic.

https://sweeten.com/sweeten-renovations/entire-home-renovations/hudson-yards-renovation-updates-foyer-kitchen-bath/

Thank you everyone. The kitchen is ripped apart right now to move a post that allows extending the kitchen wall. I can’t extend it too far as I need the wall between the hallway to mudroom and family room to add a couch. One window on the fireplace wall is closing to allow the fireplace to be centered more to the right. I’m not sure how I would get into living room if I close the doors? The cabinets here are just beautiful. I’m also not sure I understand the alcove idea by the staircase.

The front doors will be replaced with wood doors like below but with sidelites and so I’m not sure if the dining room hall cabinets should match that stain?