| ...d what doesn’t. The size of the space will influence this decision. If your entryway is a spacious mudroom, you might choose to store shoes, boots, umbrellas and backpacks there. If you have a modest foyer, you may decide you only have room for car keys. Remove anything from the space that doesn’t help it serve its purpose in your home.
* Add storage/organization that helps the spa... |
| ...tyling of decades past.”
If you’re planning an upcoming home renovation, here are five tips for
incorporating the marble look.
Make a grand entrance.
In the foyer, marble floors make a statement for visitors. Adding marble to
the floor is a great option since it is traditionally a smaller space — meaning
more bang for the buck. Marble also adds visual... |
| ... painting the front door an inviting, rich jewel tone, you'll be sure to make a statement year-round about the personalities inside your home.
Next, step inside and consider lighting upgrades. The foyer is the perfect spot to add a dramatic pendant light or chandelier to welcome guests with a warm glow. Add some festive holiday decor by layering a centerpiece of paperwhites - a fragrant, fast-g... |
| ...eter.
Surface Mounted Fixtures: Surface mounted fixtures can be very functional fluorescent types with white diffusing plastic covers or decorative crystal designs that can add sparkle and drama to foyers and hallways. Like chandeliers, they tend to distribute light more broadly than downlights, and are useful in delivering light to wall surfaces.
Tips and Tricks
-The bottom of a hanging fixt... |