Besides the look and feel of the space, proper lighting can actuallymake your entryway more functionaltoo.
Here are 40 lighting ideas to brighten up your entryway.
Bring in Texture
Use your entryway’s light fixtures tobring in some major textureto the space.
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Opt forflameless candlesfor a safe option.
Plus, mirrors are just handy to have in entryways.
There are various different ways to achieve symmetry in your entryway, including using your light fixtures.
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The best part is, these types of light fixtures can be purchased in hardwire andplug-in options.
Let Natural Light Do the Work
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Is natural light your thing?
Sometimes, you really can’t do better.
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Plus, there are changes you could make to encourage more natural light in your space.
Get Artsy With a Neon Sign
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Wall art that doubles as lighting?
This entryway features a tall and thin table lamp that complements the design flawlessly.
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And if you have the space, why not use it?
Hang an LED Pendant Light
Decorate the entryway to a contemporary home with sculptural LED pendant lighting.
Overlapped black circles echo the mirror over the console in this bright Southern California space for a cohesive look.
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Hang the fixture low enough to anchor a floating round table to create a focal point.
Talk about dopamine decor.
Go Oversized
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Fill empty space in your entryway with an oversized light fixture.
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Keep the rest of your decor in the space minimal so it doesn’t feel cluttered and overwhelmed.
Feature a Geometric Pendant
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Geometric pendant lights are a great addition to any entryway.
Not only are they eye-catching, but they can throw light in super unique and interesting ways too.
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It will instantly create a focal point in the space and is sure to be a conversation starter.
Pair a Single Wall Sconce With a Table Lamp
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Wall sconcesor table lamps?
No one said you’re gonna wanna choose one.
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This small entryway features both lighting options for a clever use of the limited space available.
Plus, you’re free to never go wrong by adding a mirror.
Opt for Recessed Lighting
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For a super modern and sophisticated look, tryrecessed lighting.
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Try a lightweight paper pendant for a budget-friendly alternative.
The grand fixture in this entryway bySalthouse Collectivesteals the show, creating an instant focal point.
Add a Candelabra
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Candelabras are classically elegant.
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Nothing can beat natural light after all (and your houseplants will thank you).
This country-inspired front entryway features a pendant light made from a metal basket and rope.
Two black metal wall sconces act as a secondary source of lighting and help to create ambiance.
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Plus, theyadd lots of textureto the space which is always a win.
Theyre subtle, a great source of light, and go with anything.
Consider trying out gold overhead fixtures, table lamps, candle holders, orwall sconces.
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Add Oversized Table Lamps
Make a statement with a pair of oversized table lamps.
Go for a Two-Toned Fixture
Spice up your entryway with a two-toned light fixture.
This entryway by Interior Impressions features aneutral color palettethat is complemented by an intricate gold and black light fixture.
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These eye-catching light fixtures are a great way to make a statement in your entryway.
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