Creating the Feel of a Formal Entry Way - Talie Jane Interiors

How to Create the Feeling of a Formal Entry (When You Don’t Have One)

by Taliejane· May 01, 2020· in DIY, Furniture & Fixtures, Hallways/Entryways, Tips and Trends· 0 comments tags: bookshelf, build an entry, console table, creating a formal entry way, creating an entryway, designing a formal entry way, designing an entryway, entry artwork, entry bench, entry chandelier, entry console, entry console table, entry flooring, entry furniture, entry organization, entry paint, entry rug, entry storage, entry table lamps, entry wallpaper, entry way design, entry way mirror, formal entry, gallery wall, half wall, hall design, hallway design, how to create a feeling of a formal entry, How to create a formal entry, how to design an entryway, interior design entryway, pony wall, room divider
  It’s always nice to have a designated entry space. Even for those among us who prefer to come and go with less to-do, an entryway space serves a functional purpose. It’s somewhere to take off shoes, set keys and hang up a coat. It also imparts the first impression of your home, thereby setting the tone for the rest of your space. Think of your entry as your very own three-dimensional welcome mat: It’s well-traversed, but most people don’t spend much time there. (1)
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