Styling entry table COURTESY
To decorate in a relatively limited space, need a small entry table. A table on its own is no fun; it is needed to style it in a way that is functional and beautiful at the same time. A circle-shaped mirror place above the entry table. You may like to have a mirror by the front door so you can do one last hair check before leaving. The circular shape adds interest, but the simple matte black rim keeps things visually cohesive throughout the whole room.
Next, place a table lamp with a clear base and a simple, white lampshade. The lamp matches the mirror’s black trim while being just neutral enough to pair with almost anything you can choose to display in the future. For those of you without a green thumb, the little plant on the entry table is part of a set of three succulents. They’re so realistic looking!
And speaking of plants, you can set a “rubber plant”. It is suitable for the area that gets the right amount of bright, indirect sunlight. Overall, it’s a relatively easy plant to care for. It’s supposed to grow tall and look pretty majestic!
Print some ‘The Home Sweet Home’ sign avai9lble on Pinterest. Choose something that would welcome you and your guests into your home. Just download it, print it onto card stock, and pop it into an 8″x10″ frame. The frame pictured above is from HomeGoods, but there are tons of whitewashed, farmhouse-style picture frames to be found elsewhere, too.
Add some more decorative pieces. Such as ceramic dollhouse, vase, bowl, tray, etc. You can keep your knick-knacks like keys, pens, wallet, etc. in the bowl or tray when you walk in the door. You could also add wall hooks or a large basket beside the table for your bags and anything else you don’t want to leave behind as you’re heading out the door.
Balance is key when it comes to styling your entryway, so try not to go overboard with accessories and knick-knacks. Change it up by season or holiday, or just when you feel like something new.
Hope you enjoyed these small entry table styling tips! Let your own sense of style and your family’s lifestyle dictate how you style your entry table. The important thing is to create a functional, stylish space with a sense of welcome. Once it’s done, you’ll be shocked that you didn’t do it sooner!
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