Dog entryway ideas

Our entryway is a little bit tricky as it is quite narrow and overlooks our staircase to the 2nd floor and the basement. I decided to update it by changing the mirror (there is a theme here, after the bathroom!) and by adding a better place to keep the dogs leashes handy. (and view to our entryway storage!) And here is the view from before: and now: The mirror is much more up to scale with the space, and so is the mat! So our entryway feels bigger and it is easier to get our hounds on their…

Your entryway is the most important space in your home when it comes to making a good first impression. It’s the one thing greeting family, guests, and prospective buyers as they step inside your home. While the entryway typically serves a function — such as a place to hang your coat, stash your shoes, and place your keys — it shouldn’t make visitors want to turn and run out the door.

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Rachel Hoch on Instagram: "When we built our home we knew we needed to add some extra special touches for our dogs. It’s their home too! Here are our 5 most practical and recommended dog features if you’re building! 1. Pull out dog food storage. Ours is in the laundry room which works perfectly for us! 2. Low windows and doors. It’s their home too! They should be able to see outside and watch the neighbor dogs go by! (Pro tip: this will also save your furniture!) 3. Built in pocket…