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Design ideas for a traditional front door in London with Red Walls, Concrete Floors, a Single Front Door and a Black Front Door.

We added tongue & groove panelling, built in benches and a tiled Victorian floor to the entrance hallway in this Isle of Wight holiday home
Mid-sized traditional vestibule in London with White Walls, Ceramic Floors, a Single Front Door and a Blue Front Door.
Mid-sized traditional vestibule in London with White Walls, Ceramic Floors, a Single Front Door and a Blue Front Door.
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Design ideas for a Mid-sized traditional front door in London with White Walls, Ceramic Floors, a Single Front Door and a Green Front Door.
Design ideas for a Mid-sized traditional front door in London with White Walls, Ceramic Floors, a Single Front Door and a Green Front Door.

This is an example of a Small traditional entryway in Paris with Red Walls, Light Hardwood Floors and a Red Front Door.

Inspiration for a Large traditional entryway with White Walls, Dark Hardwood Floors, a Single Front Door and a Black Front Door.

Open plan kitchen area, Bucks
Design ideas for a traditional foyer in Buckinghamshire.
Design ideas for a traditional foyer in Buckinghamshire.

Mosaic cement tiles on the floor; reference: 10105 and 50511. Check it out: http://www.cement-tiles.com/encaustic-cement-tiles-patterns/antique.php#

Photo of a Large traditional entry hall in London with White Walls, Ceramic Floors, a Single Front Door and a Glass Front Door.

Stunning use of inlay moulds to create a decorative french inspired entry
Photo by Sophia Garro taken during installation of inlay mould to walls
Photo of a Large traditional entryway in Melbourne with Grey Walls, Porcelain Floors, a Double Front Door and a Black Front Door.
Photo of a Large traditional entryway in Melbourne with Grey Walls, Porcelain Floors, a Double Front Door and a Black Front Door.

Stunning use of inlay moulds to create a decorative french inspired entry
Photo by Sophia Garro taken during installation of inlay mould to walls
This is an example of a Large traditional entryway in Melbourne with Grey Walls, Porcelain Floors, a Double Front Door and a Black Front Door.
This is an example of a Large traditional entryway in Melbourne with Grey Walls, Porcelain Floors, a Double Front Door and a Black Front Door.

This hallway was feeling neglected and dark. We opened up the space with a neutral but classic colour scheme, and gave the floor a feature in the form of beautiful marble chequerboard tiles, and highlighted the stunning original cornice and corbels.

Emma Lewis
Design ideas for a Large traditional mudroom in Surrey with Green Walls and Brick Floors.
Design ideas for a Large traditional mudroom in Surrey with Green Walls and Brick Floors.

Designed and made specifically to fit in the hallway vestibule of the home, this bespoke boot room was designed by Searle & Taylor in collaboration with interior designers, Wells and Maguire. It features cupboards on either side of bench seating with walnut veneered internal shelving, drawers and pull-down cabinets, together with hooks against the tongue and grooved back panel above the seat. In addition, there is a shelf for storage baskets above the hanging space. The joinery is handpainted in Smoke by Neptune. When discussing the brief for this project, the clients mentioned that they own a robot vacuum cleaner, so a home was created for it by including a recessed space at the base of the cabinetry.

L’entrée : réalisation d’un claustra en chêne massif, élément de rangement décoratif qui délimite l’entrée tout en diffusant la lumière
Photo of a traditional foyer in Bordeaux.
Photo of a traditional foyer in Bordeaux.

Photographer: Earl Carter
This is an example of a traditional entry hall in Melbourne with White Walls, Light Hardwood Floors, a Single Front Door and a Metal Front Door.
This is an example of a traditional entry hall in Melbourne with White Walls, Light Hardwood Floors, a Single Front Door and a Metal Front Door.

A collection of framed botanicals, by Johann Wilhelm Weinman from Phytanthoza Icongraphia
The first botanical work to use colour printed mezzotint successfully. This process was so expensive and labour intensive, the process was not repeated for several decades. One of the finest examples of printed botanical works available.
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Photography, Russell Winnell
6,033 Traditional Foyer Design Photos

Photo of a Mid-sized traditional foyer in Berkshire with Limestone Floors and Grey Walls.
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