INTERIOR TIPS
November 2023
A welcoming entryway introduces a home's personality. With hosting season around the corner, here's some inspiration to create an enticing entrance hall to welcome your guests. Pictured above: Glazebrook House Hotel in Devon, designed by Timothy Oulton Studio, featuring our Windsails triptych, Crystal chandelier, and vintage canoe.
A statement chandelier makes a dramatic impact when people enter and can be just as powerful as a piece of art. Choose something spherical to contrast against long, linear hallways.
Pictured: Odeon pendant inspired by the shape of ampitheatres, Rex Diamond pendant styled by @kubik2ltd, and Rod pendants inspired by Murano library lights.
A back-lit mirror bounces the natural light for a more open feel in the daytime and then once lit in the evening it transforms the space with a soft glow to welcome guests into your home.
Pictured: Inception mirror inspired by vintage infinity mirrors, styled by @kimlayneinteriors.
Sleek glass, marble or metal sets a modern tone or chunky reclaimed timber oozes warmth and character. Style with lamps, books, photographs, and fresh flowers.
Pictured: Glacier console in acrylic and burnt wood styled by @studiolezino, Zodiac console im marble and black wood, and Iceberg console styled by @our_oakland_home.
Add a small armchair like our compact Scholar chair, inspired by university chairs, so you have somewhere to sit when putting on your shoes. A footstool such as the Lord Digsby can be placed under a console table in more compact spaces.
Make your guests smile as soon as they walk through your door with a fun or eye-catching piece of artwork such as this playful Lobster wall art. Hang opposite your entrance door or on the longest wall, or above a console table.
