How-To: Freshen Up Your Entry This Spring!
/
After the dreary winter months of over there are talks of what to plant in the garden, Spring cleaning, and just sprucing up around the house. Sometimes you just need something to freshen up your space, and what better place to do it than the first room you see when you walk through the door - your entry. You don't need to go out and buy all new furniture and repaint to give the space an updated look. Here are a few ideas to give your entry a Spring facelift.
1. Add pattern- Choose something that will be durable. This will be the spot that gets the most traffic in your home. Something with a pattern will be fresh for Spring.
2. Mirror above your console- Adding a mirror with an opinion will give your entry personality and flair. It doesn't have to be loud, a frame in a neutral color and a great shape will make a statement.
3. Bring the outdoors in - A vase of blooming branches will bring life into your entry. These can be real branches trimmed from your cherry tree or picked up from your local florist. For a long-lasting look, use a few of our fake branches.
4. Brighten things up - Add a new lamp to your console. This is a great way to keep the lighting perfect at night in your entryway. Pretty by day, pretty and functional by night.
5. Put some spunk into it - If you are feeling ambitious or just need a whole new look, switch up your console. The entry is like the "appetizer" for the house so make sure it makes a statement!
Here are a few of our favorite pieces:
1. branches - $13 each vase - $223 // 2. mirror - $500 // 3. lamp - $900 // 4. 3'-6" x 5'-6" rug - $258 // 5. lamp - $1,500 // 6. 4' x 5'-7" rug - $98 // 7. mirror - $973
Stop by and let us help you find the perfect refresher pieces for your entry!

















































Framed Horse Print - $575
Darling, I Love You - $437 each

Yellow Flower - $500
Black Bird - $500
Flora of the British Isles Book - $987
















1. Hang the art with the center at eye level. 57"-60" from the floor to the center of the art is a good overall rule. It will change a little if the artwork is hanging above a console or with another piece or over a bed.
2. Keep about 1 1/2" - 2" between stacked art. It looks better to keep stacked art closer together. Initial instinct may be to spread it out over the wall. Don't be afraid to hang your lowest piece lower. It's ok if it isn't seen at eye level. When you step back it will have a bigger impact if you are stacking several pieces or two large pieces.
4. When creating a gallery wall, start from the center and work your way out. Remember, it doesn't have to be perfectly symmetrical. Think of it as a collection. Just make sure it feels balanced on both sides.
5. Keep it symmetrical with a simple grouping. When there are just a few in the grouping, set them up so that they are symmetrical with the largest size in the center.

7. Lean artwork. If you have a large piece or even a small piece it is an easy casual look.



45"W x 60"H - $799.50




















