Professional Solutions for Organizing the Entry Zone

Cozy Entrance with Hidden Storage

In this Parisian apartment entrance, there are nuances of character and individual furniture for creating space. By choosing a deep, unified look, interior designer Thibaut Picard aimed to emulate the aesthetic principles of a classic hotel and its structured entrance. To recreate this vocabulary typical of the hospitality environment, he introduced a corner bench with hidden wardrobes. This solution has the advantage of creating a fresh impression in the heart of this blind corridor area and at the same time makes an excellent impression.

Entry with High Storage in the Corridor

Individual solutions are not the only way to simplify the first room of a home from the start. To enhance optimization provided by high storage wardrobes and nearby coat hooks, architect Margo Carnevalli repainted the entrance walls — and even the wardrobes themselves — in a yellow-orange hue that makes the passage naturally bright and clean. An extremely effective combination with an attractive color scheme!

Entry with One Furniture Piece Combining Space

To tidy up the entry zone with design, it's unnecessary to multiply colors and furniture. That is the idea behind this one-for-two piece from Studio Castille, installed in a corner of the entrance. As an extension of a smart curved bench, an inconspicuous radiator cover is needed — on top of it, you can place a small storage section and decorative element, while suspended furniture provides additional storage space that's always useful in such a zone. This furniture, like the walls, is light white with a subtle natural wood tone. A simple yet effective combination for an entry zone that draws attention.