Five beautiful entryway styles

Entryways are easily made beautiful with accent pieces of furniture, grouped collections and cleverly positioned mirrors.

1. The modern rustic maison

These threshold spaces give people the first impression of your taste and style, and are spaces that can easily be as beautiful as a living space or dining room. 

Mirrors in the hallway or entryway are always a timeless choice—they bring in light, create a sense of space, and offer a welcoming moment of reflection as you come and go. Their beauty lies not only in their form but in the way they invite the outside in.

 

2. The inner city townhouse 

A standing coat rack or umbrella stand is a charming and practical addition to an entryway. These timeless pieces add character while offering guests a stylish spot to leave their coats, walking sticks, or hats.

This classic bentwood coat stand brings sculptural elegance to any hallway. Both practical and beautifully crafted, it offers an inviting place to hang coats, hats, and scarves with vintage charm.

A vintage bench seat is a stylish addition to any entryway. The perfect place for your guests to leave their bags or a spot to slip on your shoes before heading out the door.

Early 19th century bench seat.

This walnut Louis Philippe table dates to the 1850's

3. The chic apartment

Gold and natural textures are a timeless pairing, especially in a chic apartment entryway. Giltwood sunburst mirrors add just the right splash of warmth and sophistication against soft neutral walls.

Our mid-century gold French sunburst mirror

Our exquisite 19th-century marble top butcher's table

4. The modern farmhouse 

Natural textures and timeless pieces define the modern farmhouse aesthetic. A raw pine console is paired with antique bottles, sculptural planters, and a grand tapestry—layering rustic charm with quiet elegance.

1950's accent chair 

Add a farmhouse touch with some wall mounted farmyard personalities, (no animals have been harmed in the curation of our animal collection).

This weathervane rooster dates to the 20th century

A 1950's bird sculpture

5. The earthy home

Earthy textures and natural tones give this entryway a quiet elegance. A rustic console table is paired with a weathered urn, soft green upholstery, and antique lanterns—an effortlessly layered look that feels warm and welcoming.

19th century French Draper's table

Our superb glass Demijohn bottle

This beautiful space has a relaxed symmetry - ancient weathered biot jars are balanced with leather-bound books. A pair of wall sconces are centered above the rustic table. 

For more inspiring entryway ideas follow Chez Pluie on Pinterest .

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