Entry Way Accessories
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Entry Way Accessories FAQ
What size mirror works best for a small entryway?
Twelve to 30 inches adds depth and light to a somewhat narrow area meant to introduce your home and hold daily accouterments. Place the mirror above a console table or bench to reduce crowding, align it and broaden the space. If the entryway will not feature furniture, a larger mirror, such as a 16-inch by 16-inch square or 24-inch round style, brightens and gives the area a more open feel. Replicate this effect with our Oval Wall Mirror or Nimbus Wall Mirror.
What's the purpose of a catch-all bowl by the front door?
A catch-all bowl improves organization and reduces clutter by containing essentials for departing the home, such as keys, sunglasses, loose change, wallets, and phones. In a dedicated location, you can easily find everyday items, reducing searches and loss when every minute counts. In many entryways, aesthetics enhance this fixture's function. The placement of a piece like the Rond Bowl or Bowl Centerpiece can ground mirrors, console tables, and other accents.
Should entryway decor match the rest of the home or stand apart?
Because entryway decor introduces your home, fluid transitions carry through guests' first impression, creating cohesive, inviting living areas from floor to floor. Consistency comes through coordinated finishes, accents, colors, lighting, and details, making an interior feel intentionally planned. Open-plan homes are an exception. Because the entryway opens directly into the living room, carefully placing tables, couches, and rugs can create two distinct spaces.
Where should a decorative bowl or vase be placed near the entrance?
Place a piece like the Kubus Vase or Taper Bowl on a console table or in an empty corner near the door for more visual structure and a welcoming character. In this environment, symmetry and proportion create balance. Place the vase or bowl at the center of a smaller round table, or pair it with a lamp on a longer table. Taller, heavier pieces can infuse color and distinctiveness into negative space.