Foyer open to great room

That catwalk over the entry way gave this house a "wow" factor from the moment you walked in the front door. The open railing allows you to still see through, lending to the open concept feel of this house.

Even if your door opens into living space, you can have a foyer. Today, I'm showing you how to create a foyer where there isn't one.

Entryway Tips Start by decluttering and organizing your hallway, creating a sense of calm and order. Next, add a statement mirror or artwork to make the space feel bigger and more stylish. Don't forget to incorporate a cozy rug and some greenery for a touch of nature. Lastly, personalize your entryway with a unique welcome mat or a collection of family photos. It's all about creating a space that welcomes you home with open arms!

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The Decorologist discusses the problems of an open floor plan in a home and how to mitigate the negatives in this kind of architecture.

Knowing the pros and cons of open concept is key to deciding if this popular interior design trend could be right for you and your home!

An incredible collection of traditional living room design ideas. If you like the traditional look for your home, you'll find plenty of inspiration here.