I love an Entry Hall. It sounds so "English Manor House" to me. "The Entry"... In reality we all have one whether our home is large or small, grand estate or intimate cottage. If you have a front door...then you have an "entry". One thing I remember hearing is that it always needs a mirror. You know, a place to check to see if you are "presentable" to whomever it is that's arriving. Hair in place, no broccoli in your teeth, try to eliminate the scary factor so the UPS guy will be sure and show up next time. So here are some photos of mine. If you've been with me a while you've seen it before, but just for the fun of it, pretend it's new! Well, I DO like to keep the faux flowers current, I'm just about to break out the sunflowers and Blackeyed Susan's, just been too busy painting furniture to brave the storage room boxes. Recent painted small dresser that holds hats, scarves, and gloves. View into Dining Room The crossroads, you can go three different directions. Straight ahead is the Living Room (please ignore the mantle, I'm still tweaking it)  Hallway to kitchen with my sweet little sideboard. Rene at Cottage and Vine  is hosting a new monthly series of parties, Room By Room. Be sure and go by and join in. And Metamorphosis Monday,  because something's always changing around here. Table Top Tuesday with Marty, and Tuesday's Treasures with Kristin (Links are on the sidebar) See you tomorrow, and Tuesday is another xoxo,

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To learn more about A Call To Order,CLICK HERE. Lets tackle the entry closet today. Take everything out of the entry closet. The coats, the hangers, the boxes.

Under the Entry to Skyhold from the Lift (and left wall/rocks)

"The belief that the enemy / comes from outside / must be crushed / and discarded. // Everyone may become / a fiend, / best friends for all. (Etching / Jan 2020, image 12.5x10 cm, paper 23x23.5 cm) www.meurtant.exto.org

Happy Christmas week everyone!  So excited to have my kids out of school.  We wrapped up the play one of my daughters was in over the weekend – A Christmas Carol – such a fun production and my parents are in town (yea!).  I am excited to wind down after a busy few weeks and...

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Elements Of The Entry Table

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How to install tall, moody beadboard in the entry. This 6-foot tall beadboard is stunning and creates a cozy and welcoming entryway.

Here is a great drill for the entry on to the board you can teach whatever style arm circle you like, I usually do what's best for the Athlete. This really h...

See the entry and dining spaces in our Northridge Remodel!

The Tomb entry includes amazing works: a stone arch, an open Portal and two headless - wingless Sphinxes. In front of the Sphinxes [also called Chimera] there was a barrier wall of limestone blocks protecting the entry of this vast tomb. This protective wall concealed the tomb entry and the two guardian Sphinx figures.

Here’s your guide to a beautifully accessorized entry table 1. Pick out a stylish console table ⠀ 2. Add in some layered heights using vases or candle sticks to create depth⠀ 3. Use some textured elements!⠀ 4. Greenery is a must⠀ 5. Use a mirror or large piece of art work as your focal point⠀ 6. Add a lamp or two for easy access lighting ⠀ 7. Find a tray or bowl to use as a “catch-all” for keys, mail, etc. ⠀ 8. Under the console you can place baskets for quick storage or some ottomans easy acces

A look at the new wallpaper in our entry and an entryway refresh of a space that's been previously completed.

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spooky idea for the entry way

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