Your Home and Garden

Making An Entrance

has proven it takes seven seconds to form a first impression of someone, so we’d imagine they wouldn’t spend much more time summing up your home from its entryway. Make sure they get a good first impression with strong visual interest. All too often though, it ends up as the place everyone dumps shoes, bags and coats so some system of storage is vital. Marrying form with function is the secret.

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