Readers' Choice: The 10 Most Popular Entryways of 2012
These knockouts behind the door knocker had Houzzers dropping in by the thousands for a closer look
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The entryway photos uploaded to Houzz in 2012 encompass a variety of styles — a testament to the diversity of designers and projects on Houzz. Among these 10 entryway photos added to the most ideabooks in 2012, you'll find small cottage-style mudrooms, grand modern hallways and just about everything in between. Is there an idea in here for you?
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1. Modern and dramatic in Florida. This entryway is all about drama. Houzz users loved the texture of the stone accent wall and the way it contrasts with the sleek stone flooring and glass railing.
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2. Ultimate organization in Vermont. A little simpler in style than the previous space, this entryway provides great storage inspiration. Shoe cubbies for everyone in the house keep this space clear and clutter under control.
| 3. Checkerboard hardwood in Pennsylvania. The stained checkerboard floor makes quite a statement in this home's entry. Most Houzzers saved this photo for flooring inspiration, but several were also struck by the long hallway's welcoming layout. |
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4. Neutral vignette in a New York apartment. A simple vignette can transform a bare hallway into a pleasant, purposeful entryway. Texture, complementary shapes and neutral colors all create a natural and soothing space.
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| 5. Sweet New Jersey cottage. Something about a Dutch door instantly says, "Welcome home." Houzzers saved this photo for the area's cheerful color palette and cozy corner bench. |
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6. Contemporary Chicago loft. Wallpaper can be a great way to visually distinguish an open entryway from the rest of the house. The glass-top table provides a contemporary complement to the more traditional wallpaper pattern here.
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7. Amazing Aspen entry. This entryway in Colorado doesn't have a lot of natural light, which makes the lighting all the more breathtaking. A pendant chandelier immediately draws the eye up toward the home's main living space.
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8. Cozy beach bungalow in Carmel. Board and batten walls contribute to this California home's casual beach-cottage aesthetic. A small entry table and lamp make good use of an awkward corner.
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| 9. Simple and fresh Utah mudroom. Hooks, cubbies and a built-in bench help deter clutter. Houzzers liked how this setup can keep shoes, coats and other items from drifting into main living areas. |
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10. French country style in Texas. Natural slate floor tile makes a durable base for this entryway and mudroom. Houzz readers liked the cozy bench and the cleverly hidden litter box below.
More: These photos made the 2012 Most Popular list based on how many times they were added to Houzz users' ideabooks. Still looking for your dream entryway? Find thousands more photos here
More: These photos made the 2012 Most Popular list based on how many times they were added to Houzz users' ideabooks. Still looking for your dream entryway? Find thousands more photos here
Ideabook published on Jan. 16, 2013.
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The black inserts are just that - baskets that can be removed and are perfect for storing mitts and gloves.
The hardware matches perfectly, we have a nickel pull and a chrome knob. I take the attention to details very seriously, so I completely disagree with your comment.
OH - and the back door looks odd because this photograph was taken with a 3D camera. In actuality, the door is perfectly straight. More photos of this space below: