Various tips and tricks for decorating a living room with a front door in the middle, from furniture placement to decorative elements.
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.
Does your entryway open right up into the living room? Do you have nowhere to put shoes, coats or backpacks? These 5 ideas will help you create an entryway using furniture, bookcases and more!
Shiplap half wall in entryway provides background for a wood console and black framed mirror. Shiplap wall continues into emerald green dining room with a modern chandelier over wood dining table. Varying black and white chairs sit around the table.
Open to both the kitchen, entryway and living room, the dining room offers elegant seating with wow-worthy art appeal.
Does your entryway open right up into the living room? Do you have nowhere to put shoes, coats or backpacks? These 5 ideas will help you create an entryway using furniture, bookcases and more!
Discover creative front door entryway living room combo ideas! Maximize space, style, and functionality with our expert tips.
When creating a multi functional space it’s important that rooms flow together, a front door entryway living room combo can be a great place to start. This
See pictures of beautiful entryways and front door designs at HGTV.com and get inspiration for adding excitement to your home.
Aside from the fact that IKEA makes furnishing a living space quick and easy (well, kind of easy, at least), it has also blessed fans with products that can be personalized on a whim. Those MDF dressers and EKET cabinets may look basic, but with a few helpful hacks, you can turn your IKEA HEMNES (and pretty much every other item from the Swedish chain) into a DIYed masterpiece.
Does your entryway open right up into the living room? Do you have nowhere to put shoes, coats or backpacks? These 5 ideas will help you create an entryway using furniture, bookcases and more!
Does your entryway open right up into the living room? Do you have nowhere to put shoes, coats or backpacks? These 5 ideas will help you create an entryway using furniture, bookcases and more!
I’m a very bad blogger. I’m awful at posting regularly and I feel terrible about it. I even managed to let my very first blogiversary pass by without positing!! Boooooo me. So since I’m almost a month late on that major milestone, I decided I’d try and make it up to all of you by finally starting a proper house tour of our casa. I’ve shown some rooms here and there, and you’ve probably seen all the spaces while I was posting about projects and what not {because let's be serious...our house isn't that big}, but I just won’t be satisfied until I can add a “House Tour” tab to my blog. ;) Plus, I really like taking a step back and seeing how far our little ranch has come in a year. Sometimes you can get caught up in how much more you want to do, and easily forget how far you’ve already come. Here’s a quick refresher on how things went down for us. We closed on our home in August 2011, the day before Hurricane Irene hit. We took out a rehab loan to purchase our house so we could buy and renovate the main floor. We started working on painting and cleaning up the exterior in August and the interior demo began the last couple days of September 2011. That is also when I started this lil' blog. Our renovations took a couple months {although it felt like years}, and we were finally able to move into our home on Christmas Eve 2011. I figure I’ll start our home's tour in the “great” room of our house. This space used to have a defined entry/hallway, living/dining room combo and kitchen. We quickly changed that closed-off space to make it more "us". So without further delay, here are entirely too many pictures of one area in our home. View from the front door... View into the living room... View from the corner of the living room... View into the living room towards the front of the house... View from the fireplace towards the front door... View from the living room toward the basement stairs... View towards the front door... View twoards the bedrooms and bathrooms... View into the dining room... View from the old kitchen entrance... View from dining room corner toward the front door... View from fireplace towards kitchen entrance... View into kitchen from hallway entrance... View from kitchen, towards the dining room... View from dining room entrance to hall entrance... View from hallway towards the kitchen/dining/living rooms... So what do you say...do my bagillion pictures of the same-space-from-every-angle-possible make up for my sporadic posting schedule?!?! I'm praying the answer to that is yes, and in return I will give you a totally non-creepy Internet hug and hopefully post more house tour pictures before Thanksgiving rolls around. ;) Kidding!! {Sort of.}
If you have a small or non-existent entry (or a front door that enters into your living room!), check out these helpful tips from Kylee!
just one little problem. Our new home has no foyer entry whatsoever! You open the front door and now you are in the living room... this home
If you have an unused Dining Room, here's 24 great ways to repurpose a Dining Room into a useful space! Includes some very low cost options!
Create the feeling of an entry hall even when your door opens straight into the living room. Here are 12 tricks to try
