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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 your entryway ideas feeling cool, clean and stylish, but paring things back will help with this potentially pokey space feel open and bright – exactly the kind of entrance you’ll want for your modern home décor ideas.  

‘Creating the perfect modern entryway is often key to the success of a whole house,’ says Tiffany Duggan, Founder of interior design studio, Studio Duggan. ‘Not only does it create first impressions when you walk through the door, but it’s the space that knits together all of the others.’

That being said, you’ll need to balance simplicity with creating a space that feels welcoming and homely, even if you only have a small entryway or a narrow entryway.

Modern entryway ideas 

From modern entryway table ideas to sophisticated neutrals and even glass walls, we’ve put together some stunning modern entryway ideas, and asked the experts for their advice on creating a entrance perfect for your here and now.  

1. Let your staircase stand out

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Not just a means of getting from floor A to floor B, staircases are once more being seen as architectural signatures. When considering what looks good in an entryway, decor items and paint need not be the only focus. A sculptural staircase that doubles as a work of art is becoming the must-have detail and the revival of craftsmanship has refuelled an interest in this domestic feature. 

Classy and elegant, this design exudes a light aesthetic with slender balusters that gently curve at the start of the staircase. This creates a softer, more organic feel that is embellished by the contemporary natural wood banister. A deep first step is a generous touch and has the effect of leading into the staircase, creating a sense of movement and adding an ethereal feel to this modern entryway.

2. Display art with clever framing

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Whether you’re drawn to gallery wall ideas or more traditional ways of hanging pieces, art will enliven a small entryway and set the tone for the home. In this interior by Paolo Moschino for Nicholas Haslam , historical prints hung in an orderly fashion are exceptionally elegant and connect two different areas of a single entryway.

The caramel-colored wallpaper – this is the Haruki wallpaper in Oatmeal by Schumacher – ensures the room does not appear too cold or corporate. Helping to link the two styles are smart dark frames, which echo the trim on the wallpaper (French grosgrain ribbon by Samuel & Sons ) and the dark wood furniture.

Martin Waller, founder of Andrew Martin advises to ‘hang art at eye level or just above and never underestimate the importance of framing – this is a cost you should never hold back on. The right frame can transform a picture and is critical to the overall feel of the artwork.’

3. Instil drama with a mural 

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‘“Through” spaces like a stairwell provide great opportunities for doing something strong,’ says Jemma Cave, design director of de Gournay. ‘As you don’t have to be with it all day, you can do something more fun in this kind of space.’ 

A panoramic mural can not only transport you to another space (figuratively as well as literally!), but by choosing a nature-inspired design, the boundaries between indoors and out can become blurred, especially if the exterior as glimpsed from windows echoes the scene on the walls. This will have a restful, restorative, comforting effect.

4. Make your space truly unqiue

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A modern entryway is the perfect place to make a statement and showcase your unique style. 

‘One-off unique pieces create interest in awkward or small spaces,’ notes interior designer Natalia Miyar, who designed this scheme. ‘I have a few favorite locations for sourcing objects but I also design bespoke pieces that make a statement using interesting colours and textures. A strong piece of modern art is also a great way to draw focus to a space – often you need little else to bring life to the walls and it can create a talking point in a spot like an entryway where you pause to greet someone. ’ 

If the space is large enough, do make sure to include a surface for the practicalities of everyday life, such as a pretty catch-all for your car keys or a decorative coaster if you always have a coffee cup in your hand.

5. Create an instant impact with color

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Bold entryway color ideas are the perfect way to transform a space easily, adding personality and character, says Ruth Mottershead, creative director of Little Greene . 

‘Playful, vivid tones work well in a modern entryway. A pop of color is a great way to add impact and an element of surprise to an entrance. Statement colors are also great for spaces with lots of light and can be used in bigger proportions without being “too much”.’

In this contemporary entrance, deep orange packs a decorative punch and is full of optimism and hope. 'The interior of the client’s antique Chinese lacquered cabinet inspired the glossy walls of this apartment,' says designer Emma Deterding.  

‘For me, the home should be filled with bright colors and bold patterns as they add personality to a space,' she adds. 'Orange shades are a great choice – they bring an uplifting feel during the day and can help create a cozy, relaxed atmosphere in the evening, showing how versatile this color is in different light.’

6. Invest a bespoke-built sculptural staircase

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Designing a staircase for a modern entryway might seem like a mountain of a job but the upheaval can be worth it. Don’t get us wrong, it’s definitely not a simple endeavour: you’ll almost certainly need professional help and it will be an investment. But what it does do is offer the opportunity to completely alter your home’s entrance, potentially turning it into an enviably striking one. Changing the staircase can improve a bad layout and turn a standard interior into something stunning. 

‘Your chosen staircase ideas are the spine of the home. Not only do they bridge together rooms and floors within a house but they're often the first space a guest encounters as they enter, so it’s important the design reflects your overall style,’ explains interior designer Jojo Bradley.  

If you're planning a new flight of stairs in your home, do some research and always consult a specialist company. Steel staircases, like the one above, are made using cutting edge technology. What's more, spiral staircases have a small footprint so they're perfect for small spaces. Traditionally made from cast iron, they now come in cast aluminium, which is much lighter, so they require no additional supports.

7. Decorate with a classic color combination

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Decorating with blue and white will bring timeless charm to your modern entryway ideas. While it may conjure coastal schemes, blue and white is a pairing 'not confined to a beach house,' says Saffron Hare, creative director of James Hare . In fact, it can work equally well in a contemporary home or new-build.

Inspired by the considered simplicity of Japanese style, this modern entryway evokes a zen-like calm. Combining blue and white with pale woods in this way offers a softer, more organic take on decorating with these two colors.

8. Modernize with an usual color pairing

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‘Painting a small room in your favorite color will help to give it purpose and character,’ says Camilla Clarke, Creative Director at Albion Nord . 

Of course, entryways can feel modern without being neutral. In this home, a vibrant sunshine yellow is teamed with crisp white woodwork to modernize period features, like the traditional entryway paneling. This pairing also works if you replace the color with flamboyant wallpaper ideas. 

Throwing something unexpected into an interior helps it to look considered and confident, adds Nicole Salvesen, co-founder of Salvesen Graham. ‘Choose colors that come from the same tonal family or have the same depth of color, even if they are different ends of the spectrum, this will help them work together. Also choose bolder colors such as mustard yellows and raspberry reds as they can be easier to work with, rather than paler candy colors that can sometimes come across as insipid if they aren’t quite right. ’

9. Set the scene with an ethereal white

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White room ideas are the simplest of colors making them perfect for a modern entryway.

‘White represents purity, innocence and new beginnings, as well as cleanliness and clarity,' says Patrick O’Donnell, brand ambassador for Farrow & Ball. 'It can be used everywhere in the home but is very successful in an entryway where you want to create order and with little distraction.' 

A white entryway is also the ideal foil for a piece of statement furniture or art, as demonstrated in this ethereal space by interior designer Genna Margolis, founder, Shapeside .

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A modern entryway with glazed internal doors doesn’t have to be confined to ground level – it can be just as effective at a higher level as a means of connecting two spaces. A dedicated lift serving this penthouse apartment now opens into a glass-framed entryway leading to a landscaped roof garden.  

Designed by Kitesgrove, the divide between indoors and outdoors is further blurred through the use of marble flooring in a bespoke design and the decision to expose the original brickwork that spans the space. 

‘We designed the bronze patinated doors with generous glazing to bring in as much light as possible and make a feature of the external “room” beyond,’ says Sophie Elborne, director at Kitesgrove.

How do you style a modern entryway?

‘A modern entryway projects the first impression of your interior, so give it some love and show it off,’ says David Harris, Design Director at Andrew Martin . Creating a modern entryway that reflects your personality can be a tricky balance to manage. If you’re looking for a clean aesthetic, you'll want to steer clear of clutter, unnecessary objects and outdated furniture.

Listen to Mies van der Rohe – less really is more, especially in a space with a limited footprint. Focus on choosing a finite number of well-designed pieces of furniture and décor that communicate your tastes. Look for surfaces and tables that shun complex carving in favor of crisp lines, and light fittings that swap ornate curves for simpler silhouettes. Let your personality shine through a capsule collection of your favorite belongings. 

Another way to bring visual style to a modern entryway is to ensure you light it right. Source a colorful vintage lighting pendant,' says Elnaz Namaki, interior designer, Elnaz Namaki Studio. 'It can add so much character and warmth to a small space such as a nook in an entrance.’ 

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Modern Entryway Ideas for a Beautiful First Impression

I like to think of the entryway, or foyer, as a preview of the rest of your home. It gives people an idea of who you are, where you like to travel, what kind of art you like, and your favorite colors. For a long time, I didn’t give our entryway a second thought!  At some point, though, I realized that as the first space people see when they enter our home, our entryway design probably deserves more attention than any other space, so I began gathering modern foyer design ideas to make our entryway a bit more welcoming.

If you’d like to make your entryway feel more cohesive, try to think of this space as a glimpse into your personality. Start with a color, pattern, or style you love, then add in some art, accents, and furnishings that bring that idea to life. 

As you can see, I designed our small entryway around the color blue … definitely a preview of what people can expect to see in the rest of our home!

In addition to the blue cabinet (painted with Valspar Indigo Streamer), our foyer includes a favorite ginger jar, an orchid, and a seashell from one of our trips to Charleston.  

Right away, our guests know we love blue and white, the beach, gardening, and traveling.  (See my entryway page for more about this space.)

Creating a beautiful and functional entryway that also reflects your style and personality isn’t hard to do.  It just involves paying attention to a few basics, then adding your own unique touch.

If you’re looking for ideas for decorating your entryway, scroll through the entryway inspo photos below, taking note of what you love about each space.

Is it the console table or cabinet? The lighting? The rug or artwork? The color scheme? The entryway decor ideas? The creative storage solutions? Or maybe a little bit of everything?  To get some ideas flowing, here are a few favorite modern entryway art and decor ideas for the entryway:

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1. Keep it Bright

First of all, since the front entrance sets the tone for the rest of your home, try to keep it bright, well-lit and clutter-free so visitors aren’t tripping over things as they come in!  See my lighting post for more entryway lighting ideas and sources.

Jenkins Interiors – here is a similar lantern-style fixture

 

M. Lahr Homes, via Home Bunch – here’s a similar light fixture

 

Here’s another view of this beautiful foyer from M. Lahr Homes, showing the gorgeous cabinet in one of the side nooks – here’s an alternate source for the cabinet

 

Alexander Design, via Domino Magazine (photo by Tessa Neustadt) – here’s a similar light fixture

2. Add a place to hang coats, hats & scarves

One thing I try to remember to do before we have people over is make sure there’s room in the coat closet for their coats.  We also have a coat rack attached to the wall in our entryway, and I try to keep a few hooks open for guests to hang purses and scarves.

Matthew Caughy, via Mix and Chic

3. Make your foyer functional

Foyers often get completely lost in piles of coats, shoes, and backpacks.  To help keep clutter to a minimum, try to think of everything you want to keep in the entryway and then decide what kind of storage options you’ll need.

The spaces below show more ideas for incorporating storage in a small entryway.

Alyssa Kapito Interiors

 

Glitter Guide

Adding a couple of tall baskets to the entryway is a wonderful way to provide hidden storage for shoes, etc. Here are sources for the console table, a similar mirror, and similar baskets.  See my Favorite Baskets page for more basket ideas and sources.

Studio McGee – Cliffside Netflix Remodel

The entryway and mudroom below features built-in cabinetry for corralling coats, backpacks, hats, bags, and boots.  Plus, there’s additional hidden storage space in the cabinets above and adjacent to the nooks, as well as in the beautiful wood cabinet next to the door.

Amber Interior Design | Photo by Tessa Neustadt | Similar Bench

4. Bring in some warmth with a rug

If you have tile or wood flooring in your front entryway, a rug can soften the space, add color and texture, and pick up the dirt that’s tracked in.  

Barrow Building Group

The floor in our entryway tends to get very dirty, especially when it rains or snows, so I like to use rugs that can be thrown in the washing machine when they start looking a little dingy. 

Just make sure your rug lays nice and flat so it’s not a tripping hazard.  See my Favorite Rugs post, as well as my post on Where to Find the Best Vintage Runners and Rugs for more ideas.

Julie Howard for Timber Trails Development Company, via Home Bunch – Photo by Stoffer Interior Photography

 

Studio McGee – oversized mirror –similar rug – similar rug – light fixture

 

Kate Lester Interiors

 

Becki Owens

 

Salt Design Co. – rug source

 

Amber Interior Design – Photo by Tessa Neustadt

5. Don’t forget a mirror

Mirrors are a wonderful addition to the foyer.  Not only do they brighten and lighten an often-dark space, they make it easy for you to check your face and hair on the way out–and your guests can do the same thing when they come in!

Barrow Building Group

 

Pretty Smitten | Danielle Oakey

 

RH Interior Design for Kerry Washington, via Architectural Digest – here is a very similar console table

 

Studio McGee  (console table)

 

Becki Owens

 Studio McGee – oversized round mirror

6.

Provide a spot to sit

Another thing I love to include in the foyer is some type of seating so guests can sit while they remove their shoes or boots. Folding stools or upholstered cubes, like the ones shown below, provide the perfect seating solution in a small entryway or foyer. 

Courtney Egli – upholstered cube – console table – similar mirror

 

As a bonus, by making it easy for your guests to take off their shoes when they arrive, your floors will stay cleaner!

Lindye Galloway || artwork source  || bench found here, here, and here

 

Design Loves Detail

 

Salt Design Co.

 

Carpendaughter

 

Pure Salt Interiors

7. Add some personality

When thinking of foyer decor, add in the colors, patterns, or styles you love and that reflect your personality.  Find modern entryway art, accents, and furniture that speak to you and express the look and feeling you want your home to convey. See my Favorite Artwork page for ideas.

Each of the beautiful entryways below has a completely different vibe, but they all give you a clear idea of the style and personality of the rest of the house.

Kate Lester

 

Amber Interior Design – Photo by Tessa Neustadt

 

Lindye Galloway Studio || wall art 

 

Juniper Design Studio – ocean art

 

Amber Interiors – here’s a similar console table

 

Tamara Magel

 

Paloma Contreras

 

8. Include a spot to stash things

If you have the space, a sideboard or console table offers a spot to set mail and keys.  A decorative dresser can also be a beautiful addition to your foyer decor — and it has the bonus benefit of extra storage space!

M. Lahr Homes

 

Studio McGee

 

House and Home

 

Pure Salt Interiors

 

Julie Howard for Timber Trails Development Company, via Home Bunch – Photo by Stoffer Interior Photography

 

Kate Marker Interiors

 

A couple of decorative baskets placed under a console table help hide blank wall space and provide a place to stash small items like dog leashes.

Shay Cochrane, via The Everygirl

 

Dual purpose foyer decor: a pretty bowl or beautiful boxes are perfect for holding keys and wallets and other small items you need to keep track of.

Amber Interiors

 

Serena & Lily – console table – stools

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I hope you found this post helpful and inspiring.  Whether you have a small entryway or something more grand, the most important thing is to create a welcoming and positive feeling when you and your guests enter your home!

Have a wonderful day! xo jane

Looking for more modern entryway interior design and home decorating ideas?  Here are a few favorite posts from the blog:

How to Add a Touch of Nancy Meyers Style to Your Kitchen and Home

Restoration Hardware Style: How to Get the RH Look for Less

Modern Coastal Decorating Ideas for Your Home

What is Coastal Grandmother Style? (and why I love it)

Inspiring Kitchen Design Ideas for Your Next Renovation

50 Beautiful Modern Bathroom Design Ideas You Will Love

A Simple Guide to Mixing Metals in the Bathroom

The New 2022 Studio McGee Target Collection

Where to Find Affordable Turkish Oushak Rugs and Runners

2022 Home Decor Trends and Design Styles You Will Love

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Modern Bedroom Design Ideas for a Dreamy Master Suite

 

   

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Is there one entrance to the house or two?

Serious manufacturing companies provide potential customers with the opportunity to choose a project for a residential building being built from several dozen options. In addition, if the buyer wishes, it is allowed to make changes to the planning decisions. Often among such adjustments there is a device for a second entrance to the building. The feasibility of such a design solution depends on several factors, the main of which are the requests of the future owner, the characteristic design features of the building and the type of residential building being designed.

Disadvantages of the second entrance device

The main advantage of the standard layout of a residential building, which provides for one entrance group, is the ease of construction and affordable cost. Obviously, the construction of the second entrance requires additional investments, sometimes quite significant. Other disadvantages of such a planning and design solution include:

Advantages of planning with two entrances to a residential wooden house

Despite the presence of certain disadvantages, the arrangement of the second entrance often provides the inhabitants of the building with a large number of advantages that increase the comfort of living in the house. Most often, the second door is installed in such places:

An important advantage of two entrances to a house, especially if it is large, is the presence of an additional emergency exit in case of a fire or other emergency.

So what is the result?

The device of the second entrance group is expedient for residential buildings of a large area, located in a guarded cottage settlement and having a fenced land plot. In such a situation, the additional costs of its construction pay off by increasing the comfort of housing.

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