"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Decorating a small entryway can be tricky, but we’re here with solutions! In this roundup of small ...

Keep your home's entryway tidy and functional with expert organization ideas. Whether you have a large entrance hall, a small foyer, or an entry that opens right into your living room, you can create ...

Modern entryway ideas should be all about 'less is more' – largely because this part of the house often doesn't have that much space to play with. Sticking with the modernist mantra will not only keep ...

It's easy to overlook the entryway, since you don't spend a lot of time in the space, compared to a bedroom or living room. However, this transitional area is where you walk in and out of the home ...

It's a common design challenge: a front door that swings open directly into an open-plan living room. Where's the sense of arrival? The moment to decompress. Well, the good news is that when it comes ...

If you only need one reason to invest in decorating your entryway, let it be this: Everybody needs a good spot to make an entrance. But even for those among us who prefer to come and go with less of a ...

The entryway to your home is the first thing guests see when they enter, and it’s the first space welcoming you home at the end of the day. It’s also where you take a last glance in the mirror or grab ...

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An entryway rug can bring a pop of color and pattern, but it can also be a functional addition. A rug protects your floors, and comfort-wise, it adds a warm and cozy layer underfoot. An entryway is a ...

An entrance foyer is the first impression of your home or office so make a statement with its design. Here are tips by home decor and interior design experts Home decor, interior design ideas for a ...

Interior designer Brooke Brantley Merrill and her husband, David, love their circa-1884 house in Macon, but the two are not wed to period decor. Their updated but classic approach is apparent the ...