The entryway combines several different looks.
Livingchose a bench with throw pillows and artwork with a mostly neutral blue tone.
These items help herald in a pop of color, offsetting the entryway’s all-white space.
Design byRincon Rd/ Photo by Amy Bartlam
Combine Colors
Ashley DeLapp Interior Design/ Photo byCat Wiborne
Think gray and lime green cant combine?
The side tables were also made symmetrical with the balance of the two lamps and potted flowers.
A modern side table was then topped off with collectibles to create a balanced look.
Ellie Mroz Design/ Laura Moss Photography
Paint an accent wall in bright paint and pair it with contemporary shapes and pieces likeGrey Joyner Interiorsdid.
The candles elevated the walls look, adding a touch of sophistication without overstating their elegance.
This entryway designed byEmily Hendersondoesnt need more than a picture and bench to complete the decor.
Think Chic Interiors/ Photo by Hulya Kolabas
The bright colors feel just as modern and eclectic as these other standout features.
Marian Louise Design/ Photo by Kerry Kirk
K+Co Living
Rincon Rd./ Photo by Amy Bartlam
Maggie Griffin Design/ Photo byKaylan Bradley
Ashley DeLapp Interior Design/ Photo byCat Wiborne
Forge & Bow/ Photo by Christa Tippmann
Maggie Griffin Design/ Photo Credit byBrian Bieder
Forge & Bow/ Arris Photography
Design by William Hunter Collective / Styled byEmily Henderson Design/ Photo by Sara Tramp-Ligorria
Emily Henderson Design/ Photo by Sara Tramp
Grey Joyner Interiors/ Photo by Mike Jones
Design by Caitlin Higgins / Styled byEmily Henderson Design/ Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Emily Henderson Design/ Photo by Tessa Neustadt
Emily Henderson Design/ Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Designed by Jess Bunge forEmily Henderson Design/ Photo by Sara Tramp
Marian Louise Design/ Photo by Kerry Kirk
Forge & Bow/ Arris Photography
Emily Henderson Design/ Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Design by Mel Burstin forEmily Henderson Design/ Photo by Tessa Neustadt
Emily Henderson Design/ Photo by Sara Tramp