Practical yet stylish foyers set the stage for the rest of your home.
Laura Moss
The foyer is a hardworking part of your home.
An arched glass door frames the landscape, turning the natural surroundings into a focal point.
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Coastal Colors
Edward Gohlich
Daylight floods this two-story foyer, where aqua hues serve up acoastal feel.
Terra cotta tiles and dark wood tones keep the welcoming foyer grounded.
Just the Basics
Helen Norman
This fresh foyer offers a lesson in simplicity.
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A chartreuse front door adds a dose of color to the otherwise neutral space.
Mind the Curves
Werner Straube
This elegant entry leans into its curves.
Notice how something as simple as fresh cut hydrangeas on the entry table helps bring life and color inside.
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Playful and Elegant
Dustin Peck
Traditional style marries playful color for big impact in this small foyer.
Traditional elementsa Greek key mirror, a curved burled wood console table, and blue-and-white porcelain vasesanchor the space.
Less Is More
Natural tones and textures shine in this masculine foyer.
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A low-slung settee with patterned throw pillows offers a place to sit and put shoes on.
Go Big for Impact
Make a statement in a two-story foyer by playing with scale.
Here, a colorful large oval mirror is striking against soaring white walls.
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A tall vase with massive green elephant ears sits on a concrete pedestal table provide a hearty welcome.
Here, a black metal door and lantern punctuate the blank white walls.
A black-and-white area rug and black-and-white lamps complete the look.
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Rustic and Refined
Laurey Glenn
Quiet accessories allow beautiful wood tones to shine throughout this rustic foyer.
An antique table resting on an ivory area rug serves as a dropping ground for keys and bags.
Overhead, abrass pendantadds subtle glamor.
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Here, the blue from the entry door continues as an accent on the red rug.
A petite entry table and mirror fit perfectly along the narrow wall.
Here, a kid-friendly arm chair invites you to sit down and relax.
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The round mirror and pendant light nod to the circular motif on the original entry door and millwork.
Play to Your Strengths
Consider playing up a favorite architectural detail to make your foyer pop.
To let the stairs shine, the entry table is kept simple with two white cubes.
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Scandinavian Style
Jared Kuzia
Clean lines andquiet colorsare hallmarks ofScandinavian design.
Underfoot, a black-and-white rug warms the wood floor.
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