6 Foyers That Invite in Style

Entryway 1: Jackson and LeRoy, original photo on Houzz

With a side entrance to your home, you can be a little more forgiving when it comes to messes. But with a front-door entry, through which you and your guests get a first impression of your home, you’ve got to be a little more on top of your style and storage game. The following are some of the most popular front-entry photos recently, as measured by the number of people who saved them to their Houzz ideabooks from January through March. Let us know which will inspire your next project

A classic wooden bench offers a spot to take off and put on shoes in this farmhouse-style entryway in Utah.

Entryway 2: Nicole Benveniste Interior Design, original photo on Houzz

Benjamin Moore’s Plaster of Paris paint on the walls sets the soothing tone for this spacious San Francisco entry. A large painting featuring pale swaths of color hangs over a few well-chosen accessories atop a weathered wood table, starting this home off on the right foot.

Entryway 3: Brian Paquette Interiors, original photo on Houzz

Here, a burl-wood-type table and vibrant abstract art create movement and excitement.

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Entryway 4: Tim Barber Ltd Architecture, original photo on Houzz

A rich wood built-in helps organize this Los Angeles entry. A frosted, ribbed glass window obscures the view into the living room.

Entryway 5: NEST Interior Design Group, original photo on Houzz

An eclectic mix of art and accessories beckons guests into this Houston home. A table offers a spot for keys and wallets, while wire baskets below can handle shoes and bags.

Entryway 6: Fluidesign Studio, original photo on Houzz

Creamy shiplap walls, rich wood floors and a wood console table establish a refreshing air in this Minneapolis home.

By Mitchell Parker, Houzz