Entrance - styling ideas
Rema Tarazi
6 years ago
Does anyone have any ideas on what i can do in my entrance area. There are stairs on the right and a hallway on the left.
I was thinking maybe a table but would that be too cluttered?
I was thinking maybe a table but would that be too cluttered?
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julie herbert
6 years agoHi Rena,
Looking at your area again it does look a narrow wall, maybe a gorgeous plant is all you need or you could do a collection of plants with a great piece of art
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6 years agothank you for your ideas. They all look really beautiful.
I've had a little play around and got this? what do you think? I think the picture might look better higher up on the wall?
julie herbert
6 years agoHi Rema,
I think that looks great, hang your artwork at eye level and it will be perfect, add a stylish basket under table to complete the look
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