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Put Your Best Foot Forward With These 8 Expert-Approved Entryway Staples

By Matthew Lynch
March 16, 2024
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Your entryway is the first thing guests see when they enter your home, so it’s important to make a good impression. Here are eight expert-approved staples to help you put your best foot forward:

1.A Sturdy Doormat: Choose a doormat that can handle heavy foot traffic and trap dirt and debris. This will keep your home cleaner and let visitors know that you value cleanliness.

2.Functional Storage: Use hooks, shelves, and benches with built-in storage to keep your entryway clutter-free. This allows guests to easily store their belongings and helps maintain an organized space.

3.Statement Lighting: A unique light fixture can set the tone for your entire home. It should provide adequate illumination while also serving as a focal point.

4.A Mirror: Mirrors reflect light and make spaces appear larger. Positioned prominently, they allow for a quick appearance check before leaving the house.

5.Stylish Rug: An area rug adds warmth and can tie together different elements in your entryway. Look for durable materials that are easy to clean.

6.Greenery or Florals: Plants create a welcoming atmosphere; even artificial ones can brighten up the space. Consider low-light varieties if your entryway doesn’t receive much natural sunlight.

7.Personalized Decor: Displaying items like family photos or art gives guests a sneak peek into your life and style, making the space feel personal and lived-in.

8.Umbrella Stand or Shoe Tray: Prepare for inclement weather with a stylish stand or tray to hold wet umbrellas or muddy shoes, keeping messes contained.

By integrating these eight staple items into your entryway decor, you’ll create an inviting passage into your home that’s both stylish and functional.

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