A more inviting entryway
Krishna C.
il y a 11 ans
I currently love my entryway but I think it needs a little something more. The space is narrow (approx. 3 feet) and it is about 14 feet away from the door. The wall is painted BM Dior Gray. I felt that using a traditional console table took up too much space so I used a wall shelf from Ikea. I'm currently on a budget so I'm pretty much limiting myself to keep things under $200. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks Houzzers!
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Commentaires (761)Ces derniers sont meilleure en finition et juste la couleur qui me reste a chosir. c'est du parquet imitation bois made in spain.... Voir plus
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il y a 11 ansKrishna... this is a great example of a floating console used in an entryway.
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