We panel the wall you see as soon as you enter your home. The choices are fluted wood or WPC, a mirror set into panels, and stone-look panels. A slim floating ledge often sits in front, for keys and a vase. The mirror can be lit from behind.
The first thing guests see
It gives a premium first impression the moment someone walks in. The entrance is small, so a little panelling goes a long way. A mirror is useful on the way out. Guests form their view of the home right here.
A bare entry becomes a foyer
A bare entry starts to feel like a proper foyer. The mirror makes a tight entrance feel wider and brighter. The ledge gives keys, post and shoes a fixed place. The rest of the home is introduced well.
Who it suits
- Your front door opens straight onto a plain wall.
- Your entrance is narrow and needs to feel wider.
- You want a fixed place for keys, post and a last look in the mirror.
Before you choose
- Check what the mirror will reflect. It should not face a bathroom door.
- Entrances take knocks from bags and shoes, so choose a tough finish low down.
- If the main door swings onto this wall, we plan the panels around its arc.
