This is my foyer.
Over at Kelly’s Corner the topic is foyers, so I’d thought be a social butterfly and join the discussion.
To tell you the truth, my home’s foyer has always been a sore-spot for me. It’s my one big complaint about the-open-floor-plan concept.
I have no traditional space at the entrance.
Personally, I’d love to have a separate foyer that I could possibly wallpaper..
or add a comfy chair and a round table for fresh flowers...
But back to reality.
I’ve got one long wall to work with, so I’ve tried to make it interesting by adding Beadboard and painting my French doors from white to black. As I write this, I’m in search of a rug, but here’s a few photos of what I’ve got now…
A little carved chest that holds a lamp, tiny vase and a tray.
Here’s a shot of the black French doors without the glare. (Boy, it hard to get clear photos of these doors)
A lovely quote by Abraham Lincoln…
…a collection of old hats hanging on a vintage bamboo rack which I found on ebay. I absolutely love my old bamboo pieces because they add so much personality and age, especially to a newer home…
This is our foyer chandelier.
And this is the central station for our car keys. At our house, someone is always asking, “Hey, has anyone seen my keys?” So this is it. The place we toss them when we walk in the door.
Yep-there’s definitely a need for a new rug.
And this is my view into our foyer from my computer. I can see all the comings and goings while I blog away. I left the soccer ball there on purpose because this ball is always being kicked around the house…can you see it?
I’ll be sure and share my rug whenever I find it. But that’s it. My humble little entrance.
If you’re interested, you can check out my post about feng shui tips for your entryway right here.
In the meantime, I’m off to watch a movie with the family.
I hope you’re having a relaxing weekend…
Leslie
