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52 Weeks of Floor Plans ---Week 30!





Although this week's floor plan is small, I've allowed for a decent space for an entry.
I'm a huge fan of entryways with a solid purpose.  
I find these spaces so welcoming and homely.  
Coats, shoes, scarves, bags, and even a little table for keys and mail.  
Its a space that can introduce the decor of the house without the need to step in further.

Also, this space creates a barrier for outside elements finding their way into the main living space
(dirt, snow, etc.)

Beautifully Organized: Inspiring Entryways | Apartment Therapy

Country

Fun rustic mudroom idea - just add simple hooks to a stained plank with simple bench below (no need for back). The stain (color, value/depth) is great = warm, natural.

by parker fitzgerald, kinfolk vol. 6

The new entryway in my house - took a coffee table and made it into a bench...

@Natassia Goodall Goodall Ortega  Plank Wall DIY Entryway, this would be awesome by the garage door!

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