A well-designed entryway sets the tone for the entire house and serves as a welcoming introduction to your personal style. While it may be a small space, its design can have a big impact on the atmosphere of your home.

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If you’re looking for something with a little pizzazz, you’re in the right place!

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If you’re a fan of marble flooring, you’re in the right place!

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We haven’t seen mainstream adoption of this trend in Singapore—it’s a very specific and distinctive look.

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One important feature of any entryway? Shoe storage.

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Your “wet zone” is typically enclosed, and it’s where you do your heavy cooking. Your “dry zone” is typically located near the dining area, and this is where you house your snacks, beverages, and perhaps a coffee or matcha station.

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But why do we find it so hard to let go of things?

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The easiest way you can do that is to add a feature wall!

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