The entrance space to your home acts as an all-important transition space between the outside world and the rest of your home. It should set the scene for the entire feel of your home.
An entrance of Modern Grandeur
Modern grandeur is often created in the use of lots of glazing and double height voids. There is often a statement staircase & furnishings are minimalistic, statement pieces such as lighting or artwork
An entrance of Classic Grandeur
Many imposing homes have entrances that are impressive in scale, open, double height and sparse in furniture. Often classic grand entrances have natural stone or highly polished floors, a sweeping impressive staircase and invariably an imposing statement chandelier.
A warm and welcoming entrance
Many people like the entrance to their home to feel welcoming to their guests. This can be achieved by having a more “cosy” scale entrance, which is perhaps lower in height, and narrower in width. The use of warm materials such as timber help create a sense of comfort and familiarity.
Entrance Storage
This is particularly important for families; a great idea is to have specially designed feature joinery where children can place school bags, shoes and jackets. It’s also important to have a place for car keys, mobiles and all of the usual paraphernalia that never seems to have a resting place!
Entrance Mirrors
Mirrors when placed well, can serve to open up a tight entranceway and also bounce light around a space. If they are decorative, they can also be a real feature and a focal point.
Entrance Light
The use of lights or lighting can create drama and excitement in an entry. The use of a sculptural pendant instantly sets the mood for your home. Architectural lighting is also very dynamic and a playful and interesting way to welcome your guests.
Entrance Furniture
Depending on the size of your entrance, the addition of furniture can create a huge impact. A sideboard is definitely always going to be used, and makes a great place to put a stunning vase filled with flowers on. An elegant chaise looks great and also serves as a good place to take your shoes off.
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