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Foyer Makeover for a Small Entryway

September 24, 2019
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A foyer makeover was on my list of things to do for the end of August. I’m thrilled that I finally figured out how to design it. The entryway to my house is small but well defined. The area just ended up a bit forgotten, I never thought of doing anything with it until I partnered with Home Depot. I’m doing a fall refresh for my house and it includes a guest room makeover (coming soon!) and updating my foyer!

This area has definitely been neglected. The space immediately on either side of the entrance to my home is so small there isn’t space to design and decorate. I decided to create a foyer moment in the space right after entering my home. Being a small wall I knew I would have to work strategically to create the grand foyer I was dreaming of. I knew the perfect solution would be to bring simple style to the area with a table and other decor items. In the end, I chose a shimmering golden theme that would reflect some light and not be too bulky. 

BEFORE

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In the before image its very clear that the space is small and has nothing interesting going on. I designed the rest of my home first and left this space as one of the last spots on my list.

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Since I knew I would be going to Home Depot for all of my decor needs I created a mood board before I got started. I chose a variety of items that fit the golden theme and were appropriate for space. 

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I found this stunning demilune console table. It’s great because the surfaces are glass and the gold creates clean lines. The perfect simple and elegant table for the space. Not to forget, that it perfectly fits on the wall and the half-circle design keeps it slim and dainty.

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I went with small green glasses to add a bit of color but not too much. Green is the perfect color to liven up a space without being too dramatic. These little glasses are simple, chic, and comforting. 

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Next, I chose a white ceramic bird for a bit of whimsy. The white also adds a bit of simplicity compared to the other items.

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I planned on using two leaf sculptures but they were so big when they came that I went with one. I wanted to bring in a little foliage into the mix with the golden leaves. I like that the sculpture is almost like olive branches and feels very familiar. 

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Here’s an image of the design starting to come together. That table is the perfect size for this wall! If it were any larger it would overwhelm the wall.

AFTER

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Towards the end of my search, I found this beautiful large scale mirror. Instead of doing a smaller mirror, I decided to pick one that takes up most of the wall to provide the most shimmer. I think that scale is such a huge part of the design. The wrong size of something relative to the space can ruin a design. I thought that a massive very simple gold mirror would give the space a bit of importance without creating visual clutter.

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Then, I started adding in other elements and playing around with placement. 

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Here I have all of the final elements together. The balance between gold, white, and green is perfectly balanced. I’m thrilled with how this table looks.

BEFORE + AFTER COMPARISON

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The same before image as earlier – a very basic entryway in desperate need of some love!

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Here it is completed! 

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I’m so happy with how it turned out! Now I have a foyer that feels finished and creates a beautiful first impression when entering my home. Every decor item I used is from The Home Depot!

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Bird | Leaf Sculpture | Green Glass | Mirror | Console Table

Here are all of the great decor items I used from The Home Depot! I was thrilled when I found this table because it fits so well in the small space. The mirror is fantastic for adding extra light and making the foyer appear larger! The other trinkets remind me of a few things I love. Altogether, the perfect assortment of items to make this space great!

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This post was created in partnership with The Home Depot. 

What to see more in-home design projects? Check out The COCOCOZY Design House!

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