I gathered from
Friday's post that I am not the only one with a tiny entry. If you have a space large enough for even the smallest table, then you have a canvas that can create a welcoming entry, big or small. Here are a few inspiration images that I love.
OOOOOO, the Simply Seleta is my favorite, but of course, I would take any of them.
ReplyDeleteWith 6 kids, a hubby and a dog, our back porch is truly a functioning mud room and is always a mess. Someday, it will be all pretty and a welcoming site when friends stop by. For now, I will just enjoy the goings in and out of the kids.
Hugs, Amy (Mom to the Four Sisters)
I love all those entries! That is one of the most chnaged areas in my house. I find myself constantly tweaking it. I guess it is because it is the first spot I see when I come in the door.
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Beautiful! LOVE the blues in the first pic!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely entries you have found ... and a coincidence. I have the turquoise wall unit with cubbies and drawers in my inspiration file, too!
ReplyDeleteLove your inspiration pics, Rene. They are all fabulous. Unfortunately, we don't have a foyer area...our front door goes right into our living room, but I love what you've done to yours!!
ReplyDeletewell, as you know, the entryway is the bane of my existence - i'm still working on mine. Those pics are amazing - big fan of plain and fancy :)
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful! I am in love the with Simply Seleta picture!!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful weekend!
Suddenly I have the urge to start working on a new entry design.
ReplyDeleteI have a small entry way. I wish the door opened up on the other hinge tho. I may need to do something with mine.
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The Rachel Reider and Jennifer's are my favorite! So many beautiful images, Rene.
ReplyDeleteHope that your week is off to a good start.
Teresa
xoxo
I love the blues too !!! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch great inspiration--I love some of those little tables/consoles. I spy my peacock blue too!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore that photo from Apartment Therapy with the little foyer table attached to the wall and the tall mirror. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove all of the small entry inspiration. Just goes to show, you don't need a grand entry. (they are highly overrated, JMO:)
ReplyDeleteLoving that two ellie photo. All such great inspiration, Rene. Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleterene, i love all these images! i looked this morning and saved the post so i could come back and comment, and i just had to say.... it inspired me! you, your foyer, your foyer talk... i am now in the midst of wokring on a project, which is small since my foyer is small, but it's all thanks to oyu! so i really appreciate it! can't wait to show you!
ReplyDeleteThanks everybody! Casey, WE can't wait to see what you are up to, hurry!
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Love the basket in Two Ellie! That is fantastic for all the doodads that don't fit quite right.
ReplyDeleteI've been working on an entry re-do myself...come see my post. I love the Southern Living pic w/ the blue chest. After looking at these pics I'm inspired to change my entry table vases out for a glass vase with some greenery, hmmmmmm....tks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteevery one! I
discovered Rita
Konig this year
by stealing the
Personal Journal
section from the
WSJ each day ~
she often contributes
and I really like
her style : )
For some reason,
I'm now itching to
re-do my entry....!
xx Suzanne
Hi Rene!
ReplyDeleteLove your entry, love your kitchen, love your bath; love it all, lol!
Sue
xo
My entry needs some TLC....this is inspirational for me..I can't decide between a more formal entry or a casual one...I need to just pick one or the other...thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love Simply Seleta's foyer and that tangerine colored door is kind of fun in the right setting. We also have a tiny entry. Our entry has just been painted and I look forward to creating something fun and welcoming. Great inspiration here!
ReplyDeletewow, i love all of these! so inspired to get my entry way in gear now!!
ReplyDeleteThose are all such great inspirations! But not only do I have a small entrance, but my door opens against the only wall...so I can't really put anything in it but a rug!!!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I find entry ways so difficult to tackle. I'll have to refer back to this whenever I need to decorate mine!
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