35 Entryways with Impressive Artwork
Set the stage for an expertly designed home with eye-catching pieces of art.
One of the best places to place statement artwork in a home is in an entry or foyer, so that it immediately catches the eye and attention of anyone who walks through the front door. Browse this collection of entry spaces, in styles ranging from contemporary to farmhouse, featuring eye-catching and impressive artwork that sets the stage for an expertly designed home.
Cheery & Colorful
A red door brightens this art-filled entryway by Banks Design Associates.
Pattern Play
A mix of patterns and colors enlivens this foyer by Lucas Eilers Design Associates.
Contemporary Meets Vintage
Modern art pairs beautifully with both vintage and contemporary furnishings in this foyer by Benjamin Johnston Design.
Pops of Color
Amanda Reynal created a serious statement with a vibrant blue wall paired with contrasting artwork over a console.
Contrasting Walls
Price Style and Design created a unique design with contrasting walls in this entryway.
A Serene Hamptons Entry
The foyer of a Southampton home with a gray wood console and grasscloth wallcovering, by Kim Radovich Interiors.
Abstract Contemporary
A riotous bespoke chandelier is paired with contemporary art and cabinetry in this unique entry foyer by Alene Workman Interior Design.
Airy Artwork
A sunny entryway with nature-inspired art on Mercer Island by LeeAnn Baker Interiors.
Making the Old Masters New
A traditional painting meets a wild settee in this West London house by Beata Heuman.
Geometric Forms
An entry hall seating area enlivened by colorful artwork, by Norman Design Group.
San Francisco Style
An entry with unique artwork in San Francisco, by Coddington Design.
It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This
Contemporary art and a gold leaf bench add some sparkle to this entry by Kristin Paton Interiors.
An Art-Filled Gallery
Art fills this entry gallery, with a coffee table by India Mahdavi, designed by Monica Fried Design.
A Mirrored Entry
Purvi Padia Design used a mirrored console to enhance this art-filled entry on the Upper East Side.
A Touch of Red
Abstract paintings with red flourishes add extra color and drama to this entry by Catherine M. Austin Interior Design.
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