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by CAROLIN LEHMANN
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If your place lacks a decently sized formal greeting spot, you can still carve out a transition area that will provide some simple storage along with an aesthetically pleasing entry point. Here are some small-space entryway ideas we love.
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Between the unique vintage bench and hanging baskets, we can’t get enough of this entryway. It offers a much-needed opportunity for putting on your shoes and hanging your jackets and accessories.
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Apart from the gorgeous sage green paint and botanical wallpaper, this entryway pops with animal brass hooks. They add to its whimsical feel while offering storage for jackets, hats, and bags.
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You can DIY an awesome geometric-print door like this one to make a statement. Then you can make the space more welcoming with leafy green plants housed in beautiful pots.
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In this entryway, a basic IKEA Besta unit offers both closed storage and an open surface for keeping mail and small items like keys.
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This entryway looks so put together thanks to pegs for hanging accessories and a beautiful leather bench. The addition of a rug ups the cozy factor bigtime.
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Even if you aren’t working with a lot of space, having a proper place to put your mail is crucial. An acrylic tray table provides enough room for a letter tray or two.
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The simple dowel-style coat hook is taken to the next level in this Paris apartment designed by Kalb Lempereur. The combination of big and small hooks doubles as décor while housing your accessories.