Entryways usually have these awkward corners that homeowners have no idea how to utilize. If you are one of these homeowners, you are probably frustrated thinking about how to make use of such a design challenge. Worry not—your problem is not as big as you think. Believe it or not, there are many ways you can make such corner functional for you. Consider the following ideas to turn that entryway corner into something special.
Think About Storage
Probably the easiest way to use an entryway corner is for storage. All houses need extra storage, some more than others. For a small home, every space counts. If your humble abode is small, choose to make use of that unusual spot for organization. Doing so will certainly make going in and out of your house easier and more convenient.
In the corner, you can place a coat rack or an umbrella stand. You also have the option to put a dresser, cabinet or shelf in which to stash gloves, hats, shoes, outerwear and even sports equipment. What you put will depend on the space available.
Use for Seating
Make putting on and taking off your shoes a breeze by having a bench or any kind of seating on your entryway corner. You can simply buy furniture or use something you already have, but you may want to think about having a bench built or installed, especially if what you have is a jut-out.
Utilize for Both Storage and Seating
Using a corner for storage or seating is great, but using them for both is better. It would be a great idea to invest in a piece that serves as seating and allows you to keep things hidden.
Table It
Regardless if your entryway corner is spacious or small, putting a table always works to make it more usable. A table near the door gives you somewhere to put your keys and mail as you enter your home.
Create a View
Why not have a corner window built? Even a narrow one will do. A window is always a great addition to any home: having more windows easily brighten your space, and more natural light will make your space seem bigger.
Decorate with Art and Others
Even the most awkward looking spaces can be transformed, and sometimes all you need is art. Use the corner to display interesting sculptures, or even unique vases. With vases, it is better to showcase those of different heights.
Define Specific Spaces
If the unused entryway corner you have is spacious enough, it would be best for you to create a specific space with it. Awkward corners underneath staircases are best transformed into home offices or reading nooks.
This home improvement article was written by Ericka for www.homecoatings.co.uk. Ericka is an avid writer who has created many articles on various topics, but is particularly interested in interior design, gardening, and decorating.
Great Ideas for Using That Awkward Entryway Corner,
