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| This is the foyer it's teeny, non-descript and L shaped . Even though it's all those things I mentioned earlier, I wanted to create an inviting space for all who enter. So I got to work. First things first, the walls and the doors received a coat of paint. |
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| Next, I wanted a rug to define the space, but they were too expensive. (my budget for entire project is $200) So here's what I did. I had a remnant of carpet leftover from a previous project so I commissioned my daughter to paint a palm tree on it. Once finished we cut a quarter circle, so it would not interfere with the door opening and closing. Voila, I LOVE IT!!!!! |
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| In came the console and the chair, that I purchased from a thrift store. I picked up the lamp at a garage sale for $2 and added feathers to give it some umph. Next, I perused my house and unearthed the candlesticks and the picture frame. The palm tree print was a gift. |
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| Well there you have it, part 1 of my fab foyer. Thanks for stopping by. Lory I love hearing from you. Contact me @ adtale@yahoo.com |
Simple yet quite eye catching. I love the personal touches.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so warm and cozy in the foyer. I could actually get a good book in read right in that area until the door bell rings. Great job.
ReplyDeleteThank you, it truly is a great place to read.
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