Transforming Your Entrance: A Distinctive Makeover
Your entrance way sets the tone of your home, offering a warm welcome and a hint of what's inside. In our home the interior living style is that of an American style bungalow, where the entrance way flows into the living area. The goal was to define the small entry space and create a sense of arrival. Here's how we achieved this transformation.
Defining the Space
Our entryway opens directly into the living areas, so we needed to create a distinct yet cohesive look. We used oak wood panelling to delineate the space, adding texture and warmth. This simple touch made the entry feel separate and special without clashing with the open layout.
Painting the Door
The old wooden red door, though charming, didn't fit our new vision. A fresh coat of black paint brought sophistication and contrast against the clean white walls, creating a striking focal point.
Mood Lighting
Lighting plays a crucial role in setting the ambiance. We installed mood lighting to highlight the oak panelling and create a welcoming glow. Soft, warm lights made the space feel cozy and inviting, perfect for greeting guests.
Clean White Walls
To enhance the feeling of space and brightness, we painted the walls a crisp white. This choice complemented the dark door and wood panelling, creating a balanced and airy feel.
Final Touches
Adding a few well-chosen accessories completed the look. A stylish urn with flowing greenery and a decorative mirror not only added to the decor but also helped reflect light, making the space appear larger.
This makeover turned our entrance way into a distinctive, welcoming space that truly feels like the beginning of our home. With thoughtful changes and a cohesive design, we achieved a transformation that’s both functional and stylish.
We would like to thank the following for collaborating with us on this project.
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Acu Panel NZ www.acupanel.co.nz / The Wood Veneer Hub NZ www.thewoodveneerhub.co.nz
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