Awkward entryway

Your entryway is the first thing you see when you enter your home, so it needs to be beautiful. It’s also the last thing you see when you run out the door, so it should also be stocked with your everyday “grab” items—shoes, hats, keys, purses and anything else you might need when leaving your space. But what if you have a tiny entryway, or even—dare we say it—no entryway at all?

Create a stylish fake entryway in any home using furniture, storage, and clever design tricks—perfect for organizing and welcoming guests!

Design tips on how to fake an entryway when you enter right into the living room. No entry? See these smart solutions!

One of the design challenges I faced when moving into our new home was the awkward entryway space. It’s a skinny wall between the hallway and Skyler’s office, so you can’t have a large piece of furniture like a console. We also keep our keys in a bowl in the entryway so that we always know where they are, but we needed something that was high enough that Jett couldn’t reach them. We had a piece of furniture tall and skinny enough, but the problem was that Mr. Jones and I both hated it…

See how an open entryway gets a functional redo in this project from YouTuber Alexandra Gater.

Uncover a collection of innovative Ikea entryway tips that can revamp your hallway effortlessly. Explore ingenious storage suggestions and clever tricks to elevate the look and functionality of your home's entrance.

Create an entryway in your small apartment and make a stylish first impression. Learn to maximize space and stay organized with these tips.

Sponsored by AllModern Of everyone in our lives who deserves a makeover, I have to say that our longtime friends Sophia and Rana are pretty much at the top of the list. Considering the fact that they both work in education — she’s an associate principal and Rana teaches science — the past sever