Entrance
Home Entrance Improvement
Home Entrance Improvement – First impressions are important, and of course, your home’s front entrance is the first thing that guests see upon entering your home. The question is, what do they see when they walk in? Does your entryway draw admiration, or disdain? Many people fork over money for home entrance improvements like new siding, windows, or landscaping work, but rarely think about how the front door entrance appears.
When someone first arrives at your home and looks at the entrance, you want something that shows the pride you have in your home. If you are lacking this, then it’s time to revamp your front door entrance. A new door, especially a custom wood door will enhance your front entry.
Which Stair Type Is The Best For Your Home?
Which Stair Type Is The Best For Your Home? Whether you’re planning to renovate your two-story home, adding on a second floor or just revamping your main floor entrance/foyer, your staircase becomes the focal point and a main architectural feature of the space it occupies.
While planning the renovation and addition, it becomes clear that the run, shape, style and details of the staircase, is incredibly important to the overall style of their home. Before you begin styling your stairs you first need to determine the run or stair type that best fits into your floor plan. And ask yourself – how much space you have to work with?
Charming Design Of Your Staircase
The staircase is a focal point in many homes. When you enter these homes, your eye is immediately drawn to the staircase. Although staircases serve a mostly functional purpose, there is no reason why your staircase can not add some charm and classy to your home decor too.
One way to make your staircase as charming as it is functional is by adding a custom newel post, also called a central pole, to your staircase. What kind of newel should you choose? It depends upon the style or your home as well as your home decor.
Hallway As A Beautiful And Practical Space
Decorating the hallway, stairs and landing sometimes is quite a difficult task. These areas are already very busy places, but their basic purpose is to link other rooms in the house or apartment. This means that they must not contain unnecessary items and furniture on which the one could stumble. The floors must not be polished, slippery or covered with an unfixed rugs. The lighting should be well placed and strong.
While the corridors and stairways are important traffic areas, tenants may be sometimes neglect their decorating just because of that. These areas then remain uninteresting, unused, and uncoordinated with other rooms.
