Entry
The Front Hall
A console, a mirror and lamps in pairs: the first room anyone sees.
The design note
The entry is the smallest room in the house and the one that sets every expectation. It needs four things done well: a surface, a mirror, light at eye level and a runner underfoot.
This hall uses the oldest arrangement there is: a console centered on the wall, a mirror above it, and a pair of lamps, one at each end. Symmetry reads as order the moment the door opens.
A small side table and one piece on the wall give it a personality without crowding the path.
Up close
Two lamps, one mirror, one console. Symmetry is the oldest trick in the house, and still the best.
