They say first impressions are the most important, so your entryway has a lot to live up to. Even though the space is typically small, it can be a challenge to figure out exactly what you want to do with it.
My favorite entryways always pack a stylish punch. They instantly grab your attention and make you excited to see the rest of the home. This can manifest itself in a lot of different ways. It doesn’t necessarily have to translate to something bold and “out there” (though that is a lot of fun) but can simply mean that the entryway makes a statement with beautiful design.
Here are 10 stylish entryway ideas that grab your attention and immediately set the tone for the rest of the home.
Stylish Entryway Ideas
A textured accent wall and eye-catching piece of art make this entryway chic and artsy.
Source: Architectural Digest
A graphic black and white accent wall turns this small, almost non-existent entryway into a fabulous first impression.
Source: HGTV
If you want to keep the walls neutral but still incorporate a bold accent, use a piece of furniture like this fabulous dresser!
Source: Domino
An art deco cabinet looks ultra chic in this entryway, especially paired with the large piece of art and cool chandelier.
Source: Elle Decor
Simple black and white stripes can turn a “blah” entryway into a stylish one with an easy paint job.
Source: Apartment Therapy
Instead of using the walls, you could put the bold design on the floors for a dramatic effect.
Source: Elle Decor
You don’t necessarily need lots of color or pattern to create a stunning entryway. This baroque-style mirror and other beautiful accessories succeed in a neutral palette.
Source: Modern Country Style
Who doesn’t love black and white stripes paired with animal print and a hot pink door?
Source: Domino
A bold floral wallpaper can always be counted on to make an impression.
Source: House Beautiful
Nothing is more dramatic than black, especially when it’s used as the main focus as in this gorgeous entryway.
Source: One Kings Lane
Definitely some amazing first impressions!
Warm regards,
Megan