I NEED HOUSE ENTRYWAY IDEAS

My front door opens into a really small entryway, with one short wall to the left of the door, and the room we use as an office space to the right. I wanted it to feel interesting and dramatic when people walk in, so Brooke gave me some ideas that I am in love with.

-Tall greenery in a unique vase, that you see as soon as you walk in.

-A rug that defines the entry space and looks modern and artistic.

-A large tapestry on the wall by the door, with a small framed art print in it.

-A small round table out ahead, with flowers and interesting things on it.

-And so exiting looks just as dramatic and interesting, a larger round table in the corner of the office area that’s closest to the door, covered in my rock collection.

This corner is the first thing you see when walking in, so I wanted it to stand out. The pink flowers and tall branches in their interesting vases catch attention and add nice curves next to the straight lines of the corner and cabinet.

I love the different textures on top of this cabinet: leaves, terra cotta vase, woven tray, metal candle stick, wax candle, hardcover books and ceramic bowl, and soft canvas.

My two dogs love this rug from Flor and so do I. They run, roll and play on it, and it has not budged. It’s easy to clean, the pattern makes this area look stylish and interesting, and the front door glides right over it with no problem.

Joan Elmore

I’m Brooke’s twin sister! I make sure our business runs efficiently, and in a way that best serves you. I have extensive experience in the construction industry, where I managed finances, personnel and operations. I love reading, writing and watching movies, and my favorite part of my home is the living room, because that’s where I relax. My goal when working with you is to make sure the parts of your project that could typically cause stress stay well managed so you can fully enjoy the interior design process.