Hanging a mirror is an easy way to decorate an entryway or hallway. Not only does it brighten the space, it can make it feel larger and more inviting. Plus, you’ll be able to check your teeth for ...

If you only need one reason to invest in decorating your entryway, let it be this: Everybody needs a good spot to make an entrance. But even for those among us who prefer to come and go with less of a ...

Q: We’re ex-Westchester residents who now live in a New York City classic-six apartment with the traditional big foyer. I have a large mirror hanging on a side wall, rather than where folks usually ...

The entryway serves as the threshold of your home. It gives guests their first glimpse of your style when they walk in, but it's also one of the easiest areas to mess up and overlook. It's easy to pay ...

The second people walk through your front door, they’ll begin to form their first impression of your home. That’s why you should put just as much thought and consideration into your entryway’s style ...

I called three designers to seek their advice about furnishing entryways, the first visual clue as to what guests can expect to see in other rooms around the house. Whether it’s furniture, art, a rug, ...

The entryway to your home is the first thing guests see when they enter, and it’s the first space welcoming you home at the end of the day. It’s also where you take a last glance in the mirror or grab ...

Foyers and entryways are frequently overlooked as you bedazzle the rest of the home. These spaces have a lot of potential. As the saying goes, the first impression is the last impression, the same ...

Hang a Christmas wreath on the door or the wall above the front hall table. Light a candle on the entryway console or wrap the staircase with an LED-lit garland to create a warm mood. Install a bonus ...