Entryway makes the first impression of your home as your guests come in. How to create a gorgeous and long-lasting impression? Design a stunning entryway that will hint on your home decor, and not only chic furniture is the key here, artworks play an important role. A bold artwork or several ones plus a refined bench or console is all you need to create a super stylish entryway, and I’m ready to share some ideas to inspire you, let’s start.
Oversized Artworks
Oversized artworks are a hot decor trend, and you may rock them anywhere but in entryways they look especially chic and gorgeous. Entryways are usually small, and such an art piece will take over the whole space creating a mood and ambience and making it cool and edgy, it’s a perfect and very easy idea to create an atmosphere at once. Choose or make an artwork in the style and colors that match your home, and add a console or a bench that matches it, too. Actually, you can do it on the contrary: first choose a console and then an artwork. Such a combo is all you need for a bold and catchy entryway, or you may add a couple of hooks on the wall, yes, storage is important, too.
A black leather bench on gilded legs and an oversized photo wall art that feels like beach holidays.
A couple of woven ottomans, a statement blue wall and a large abstract artwork for a mid-century modern feel.
A gold and mauve upholstered bench plus a duo of chic black and white artworks.
A modern bench with acrylic legs, creamy upholstery and an abstract artwork with creamy shades.
A vintage stone table, leather stools and an oversized black and white artwork that takes over the space.
A wooden bench on metal legs, a vintage bowl, books and an oversized sign for a stylish free-spirited space.
A white console, pink and fur stools and a bright abstract artwork plus bold flowers for a cool look.
An oversized bright watercolor brushstroke artwork and a matching navy and copper upholstered bench.
A cool navy entryway with wabi-sabi touches and a bull artwork that makes a statement.
A modern entryway with a grey tufted bench and a creamy and grey artwork over it for a bold look.
A modern oasis entryway, with an acrylic console, an ocean artwork and a drum.
A refined black and gold console plus a matching grey, black and white artwork in a gilded frame.
Gallery Walls
A gallery wall is a timeless thing, there are tons of ways to make one: use matching or mismatching frames, different or same style artworks, photos or paintings, or both of them plus signs and mirrors. Making one in your entryway will turn it into a welcoming and inviting space with style and adding a nice bench or console is all you need to complete the look. Have a look at the ideas below to get some inspiration!
A boho bench with a woven seat and vintage legs and a duo of cacti artworks for a free-spirited look.
A boho bright entryway with a woven bench and a bright gallery wall with holiday pics.
A coastal entryway with a turquoise console table, a basket and a gallery wall of watercolor sea artworks.
A vintage wooden table, a chair and a gallery wall with vintage family photos for a refined space.
A wooden bench, wicker baskets and a gallery wall with botanical art for a natural feel.
A country house entryway with mint walls, baskets and a gallery wall in black and white for a statement.
A natural space with a wooden bench and a black and white gallery wall with matching frames.
A Scandinavian entryway with a reclaimed wooden bench and a duo of black and white artworks.
A stone and metal bench, a wicker ottoman, cacti and a gallery wall with matching frames and muted color artworks.
A stunning curved console, a fur ottoman and a gallery wall with various art and a mirror.
A wooden bench covered with fur and a gallery wall in black and white that makes up the whole space.
A wooden bench with a shelf for storage and a duo of artworks for a peaceful and calm look.
An ethereal wooden bench and a gallery wall with mismatched frames and botanical pics for a natural feel.
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