6 Stylish Foyers You Won't Be Ashamed to Show Guests

How to renovate a foyer so that it is both beautiful and functional, yet not cramped and unusual. Simpler than you think, our designers say! Though you can't really let loose in a small space. We have selected the most interesting design options that homeowners are definitely proud of.

Modern interior with bold details

In this foyer, designer Irina Sagun placed a mirror panel made of silver and bronze mirrors on the wall opposite the living room. It increases lighting in the foyer, creates an illusion of a cascade of suspended lights with beautiful blue-green shades, and adds color to the corridor by reflecting the living room.

By the way, the renovation was quite budget-friendly, using Little Greene and Paint Library paints. Despite the high cost of the paint, its consumption is low due to its excellent coverage.

Luxury foyer that exudes homey warmth

Designer Marina Kozlova created a functional and stylish foyer that rivals the quality of a good hotel room, where everything is practical and nothing is superfluous. Every detail is intentional, and the wall and floor finishes are practical. Even the console looks light and luxurious thanks to marble elements and elegant supports.

Luxury and unconventional color combinations within an affordable budget

In this foyer, architects Anna Mramorova and Alexey Ogorodnikov used an unconventional color combination and gold elements. The gold airy console with tinted glass does not clutter the space and echoes in the hardware and decor. The panels on the entrance and inter-room doors were custom-made and painted to match the wall color.

Exotic Bali atmosphere

Yes, why not decorate your apartment so that it feels like a place to relax! For example, a regular Moscow flat’s foyer looks like this. The designers of AD-Home studio created an interior in the spirit of Bali with decorative beams, an abundance of wood, baskets made from dried grass, jute poufs, and rugs.

Color kaleidoscope + IKEA

In this foyer, designer Anastasia Struve created a vibrant, interesting, and bright interior. Using partitions, they created a mini-wardrobe or a large closet that you can step into. The wardrobe is closed with roller doors in the color of ripe cherries. The doors were made to the ceiling, which visually increases the height of the room. In addition to the large wardrobe, the foyer includes a tripod hanger made from walnut veneer and an IKEA shoe cabinet.

Concrete, wood, vibrant colors, and noticeable decor

Designer Julia Murygina chose simple and clear materials for her foyer finishing: concrete and wood. The accent was made on vibrant colors and noticeable decor. All the paintings were custom-made. The geometry of lines in the finishing, furniture, and even lighting is highlighted in the foyer’s interior. It turned out very cool, and it's hard to take your eyes off it.