Create a stunning first impression with these modern entryway ideasincluding art, color, and clever storage solutions.
Adam Albright
When it comes to decorating, your entryway is a great place to start.
Once you understand your needs, you could start shopping for the right pieces.
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You need somewhere tostore shoesand small items, such as keys, mail, and sunglasses.
You may even need somewhere to sit.
Below, youll find a host of modern entryway ideas to get you started.
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This contemporary plywood showpiece feels modern thanks to its use of raw materials and pop-art style.
Embrace a Small Entryway
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Land
Many entryways open directly into a living space.
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Rather than jam all your entryway needs into one area, spread out as much as you could.
The shelves here provide ample storage while preserving the clean lines and open feeling of the modern space.
As a bonus, it draws the eye up, highlighting the sloped ceiling of thismidcentury home.
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Stick with a Minimal Aesthetic
Modern style is all about simplicity.
If you want your entryway to feel modern and serene, eliminate anything non-essential.
This modern entryway strips decor to three main items: a stool, a mirror, and a rug.
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These get the job done while complementing the style of the home.
Add Accessible Storage
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Keep your entryway organized by making sure its functional for everyone.
Employ Thoughtful Entryway Storage
Clutter in the entryway is often unavoidable, which might irk somemodern minimalists.
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One hack is to keep storage below eye level so that any clutter is out of your sightline.
This is also an accessible way to organize the space if you have younger kids.
Look for Crisp, Modern Accessories
Blonde wood is a signature ofmodern style.
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Add Character
Consider this DIY wall art if your entryway is nothing but a bare wall.
The style of each item is what makes the room feel contemporary.
Plants and cheerful colors create a sense of welcome.
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Go Bold with Faux Built-Ins
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If your space lacks storage, replicate this entryway built-in.
Wood framing and crown molding combine to make a built-in coat rack that looks like its always been there.
Lively wallpaper and a black-and-white color scheme work to make the traditional storage feel more modern.
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Placing art opposite the door is a great way to communicate your style.
Here, vibrant pop art stands out againstlacquered wallsto tell you youve arrived somewhere glamorous.
Although this entryway isminimally decorated, the items have a lot of personality.
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Create a Modern Mix
Part of modern style is mixing things that dont typically go together.
Despite the traditional furnishings, the space feels modern thanks to the architecture and a minimalist approach to decorating.
Blur the lines of the aesthetic with items or colors that inspire happiness, calm, and tranquility.
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Inject personality with art, accessories, and unexpected details.
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