Ready for another reveal?
This time we're moving on to the entryway.
Here are some before pictures that scream 1970's.
After:
I would say the new front door with it's inlaid windows and side lights make the biggest difference.
Amazing how brightening up a space with natural light can change the entire feel of a space.
I also love the interest horizontal paneling adds. I wasn't sure about it when it first when up but it's become one of my most favorite features of the whole house.
The new penny tiled floor is also one of my favorites. I wanted some kind of personalization with the white penny rounds. I thought about monogramming the floor with our initials but then everyone said, "what if you move"?...which we're not planning on. So instead I added the street address numbers for a bit of fun.
Thank you to Michelle Rasmussen of Wondertime Photo for providing the "after" shots and did a
"Wonder"-ful job, as always.
Black and White Penny Round Tiles: Contempo Tile.
Door: Home Depot (Jeld-Wen custom order).
Door Hardware: Mountain Land Design.
Mirror: IKEA.
Shelf: DIY Project.
Stools: Urban Condition.
Marble: MGS By Design (featured here).
Light fixture: Blue Key Studios.
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23 comments:
Looks so much better! Great transformation! If you get a sec, I'd love to hear your thoughts on my latest posts!
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shut the front door, it looks amazing! You have skill!
So Cool! I love the personal touch with the penny round numbers. What kind of wood did you put on the walls? Is that tongue and groove paneling from Home Depot. I love it!
Thanks,
Amy
WOW this looks so, so good! What a great job!
The house number in the tile is genius!
It's beautiful Michelle!
Excellent balance of light to dark! Your final color choice for the front door is perfect! I love to see what the light does to gray at different times of the day. Sometimes it looks gray - then it will look silver - and later it appear to be a shade of pale blue.
The ceiling light is very clever - I would love to see how it illuminates the space near sunset - and betting it is wonderful!
The choices of texture over color are also quite excellent. The long smooth white wall panels against the dark rounds of the black floor add punch to the play of light and dark.
Well done!
Love it, It looks AMAZING! I love the planks! What color is on the door?
I really like it. Feels very clean. Love the wall paneling, the new door and the colors. Well done.
Beautiful! I love that you incorporated your house numbers in the tile! How fun and special.... I also love your mirror, and the new door looks great. Wonderful progress! I'm loving everything you've showed us so far. It's come together so beautifully, you must be so happy!
fabuloso as always! that's the door i've been wanting, so it's nice to see it in someone's space to confirm. we too have the 70's double doors. question: are your sidelights frosted or clear?
What an amazing transformation!!! The numbers in tile is to die for.
Love your entrance!! Just wondering what did you use for your plank wall?
Love your entrance!! What did you use for your plank wall?
Ah I LOVE it. So fresh and modern. And white. love white.
Your designs are just so über cool!
How fun! I would have never thought to put the number in the tile, I love your style! Michelle W
Oh my goodness!! This transformation just rocks my world! Thank you so much for sharing your design inspiration- breath taking! I'll be stopping back to see more :)
the penny tile address is just killing me. what a genius idea! (and the kids will never forget their house number!)
Love how light it is and the house numbers!!!!!
Gorgeous! Brilliant touches with the penny tile and the panelling.
Jen said it...its Gorgeous!! Love every detail.
I'd love more details about the door. I went to Home Depot and they couldn't find a door within their Jeld-wen system that matched yours. Thanks
I just scoured the Jeld-Wen website to find that beautiful door and I couldn't find it. Please let me know the style number or order number so I can update my doors with that great style. Thanks.
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