7 ways to Enhance Your Entryway!
1) “A runner draws guests into your home. Keep it clear of the furniture so the space has a feeling of openness. And don’t let it extend the entire length of the hallway: You want to be sure that the front door can open freely.”
2) “Here’s a clever trick if you don’t want the hassle of cleaning a runner: Paint one on the floor instead (a simple, creative way to mask wear and tear, too).”
3) “Engage visitors immediately by creating an eye-catching wall display. Here, unused pieces of wallpaper are framed eclectically.”
4) “Even a single piece of art can give a vestibule punch if it’s the right one, like this hanging scroll with a large-scale floral print.”
5) “Another simple idea: Position a mirror to catch the light and bring the sun into a darker hallway. Paint the mirror a clean, crisp white for added brightness.”
6) “For overhead lighting, suspend a pendant or a chandelier so that the bottom is six feet eight inches above the floor. If you hang it much higher, you’ll lose its visual effect. And if you hang it much lower, you’ll truncate the space.”
7) “Maintain order in your foyer in ways big and small. Here, a rack originally made for line cooks keeps shopping lists, to-do notes, and other see-it-before-you-leave papers under control.”I wish to read her explanation things about it! Beyond a certain point, Viagra will no longer be present in your bloodstream or Resources best site health
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I love all the ideas you showed here, especially the first one with those shelf cubbies.
I like your ideas! And your blogg looks very good! 🙂 I will absolutly come back. 🙂
The painted runner is an excellent idea for them high traffic areas, so easy to just re-paint if needed.
The 3rd idea is also a nice idea. Really can give height to the room and also some needed colour.
Lovely post.
Fee x
I just adore that painted runner in blue!
I really like the painted runner idea also, but I was actually wondering what kind of heavy-duty paint would you have to use? And what kind of floor surface do you need to begin with?
It is perhaps a bit "lord of the rings" over the moss. 🙂 It's always fun when you can re-use nature of the interior (Or else, too), I think. 🙂
Have a nice day!
//Johanna