Entry Ways

Love these squatty pots

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Note the color of a plain old screen door. Would go good w/our house.

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The shelf above the coat pegs

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Awesome mirror

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Wooden door w/potted greens

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Brooke Wagner Design SaveEmail 1. Entryway. When a guest arrives, their first impression is based on your home’s exterior and the front door. Realtors call this curb appeal. But the very next thing guests will notice is the area right inside your front door, so you should use it to make a statement. If your home has a formal entry, choose a paint color that is one to two shades darker than the next room. A darker paint color in the entryway can make the space f

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Brooke Wagner Design SaveEmail 1. Entryway. When a guest arrives, their first impression is based on your home’s exterior and the front door. Realtors call this curb appeal. But the very next thing guests will notice is the area right inside your front door, so you should use it to make a statement. If your home has a formal entry, choose a paint color that is one to two shades darker than the next room. A darker paint color in the entryway can make the space feel more inviting, like a warm hug.

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