I think I might have a bad case of beach fever, but I was taken by this house that was featured in Charleston Magazine last year. I especially liked the simplicity of the entryway with its great mix of white, wood, rattan and just the right amount of color.
Here are a few ways you could recreate the overall look, even if you don’t live in a Charleston beach house—or have a huge entryway:
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See the rest of this home here.
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I pinned that same entry. I am so in love with that floor.
So pretty! I have been toying with the idea of having a Moravian star fixture for our little entryway foyer, but I am worried that it might be too trendy. We have a 1925 bungalow, so I don’t want it to look out of place. Styled like this, the light fixture looks very classic. Love it!
Beautiful!! Love these inspiring posts.
Love this! I think another lesson to learn from this photo is just how much is going on here. There’s the floor, wall/ceiling treatment, unique lighting, several pieces of furniture, accessories, and artwork, not to mention the attention paid to texture and color. Well designed rooms have a lot of elements working together.
I love the star pendant and the rug especially from this selection!
I, too love that star pendant. Wonder which size they selected?
For a foyer, I’d always lean toward bigger lighting–even in a smaller space. I think the star pendant could tend to look a little underwhelming if too small…
Thanks Emily! We have a very small entryway but I think this would look great!
Love! That David Hick’s style pattern on the floor is jaw dropping!
I’m working with a client and trying to help her take the plunge to paint her sun room’s concrete floors using a fun geometric pattern. I think the bold & neutral combo is perfect for the space.
Love the post, Emily:)
I love these posts! Are you going to add them to your blog post rotation?
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Thank you, Robin! I think so. I always like to pick apart the rooms I like–so interesting to try to pin down what it is that makes them so good.