What about using the recessed panels of the doors for art work? Turn your foyer in to an art gallery. You could have any image blown up to the exact size or commission originals.

The floor is great but s narrow runner might be ok, pick a color out of it and paint the walls to make the trim details show more, small contrast. Also, not sure how wide your one piece of wall is there on the left but there are coathook/tall chair/mirror deals... see attached. Not that one but like it?

What about a mirror and small table or bench on the left side between the two doors. Also, I'd go with the runner, too

The door on the left is to a finished basement and open regularly. Love the ideas, thanks!!

I would recommend a small round table placed under the light fixture. Something with a nice or interesting base, so that if your eyes notice the floor you're not distracted by an ugly table base. Add a nice vase with some fresh flowers or some interesting twigs (no faux flowers , though).
Take a look at Restoration Hardware or Arhaus "Weston Bistro Table" with it's factory style base.

Hi, perhaps a different wall color towards warmer tones will add some character to this foyer.

Start small try changing the wall color to something in the creams or me I love sage and that would help your trim pop specially with your dark doors

A pretty but soft color such as Beach Glass by Benjamin Moore, some kind of small table, either on the left side with a small lamp or in the middle as someone suggested earlier. I love your floor, it's beautiful, but I would still add a narrow runner for character and color. Also add a few pieces of art that speak to your personality. Beautiful space, just needs a few pops of decor :)

Love all the ideas! it's brand new construction which is why nothing's been done to it yet! :-)

Try this kind of floral arrangement for a beautiful view .

Yo don't need much, maybe a little color. I'd paint the walls and also paint the ceiling. It's unexpected, but with the right colors it would be amazing and welcoming. I wouldn't do anything else, except maybe beautiful entry mat.

big glass in front door,recessed lighting,and stain floor driftwood light grey. light fixture is cool but not adequately illuminating the space.

also a light fixture with crystals would help bling it

There is actually ample light, maybe poor picture. The home was just completed a couple months ago so replacing things already is out of the ?. Thanks for your ideas though!

I love your entry. The ceiling shadows from the chandelier are wonderful. I'd place a pedestal under the chandelier with a free form or head-type sculpture on the pedestal.

I have a similar entry with six doors in addition to the front door. For your beautiful entry with dark wood, I like Dytecture's suggestion of a warm tone for the walls. I would select a color that will call attention to the lightest color of the chevron floor. I also like Vikrant Sharma Homez' idea of a table with a floral arrangement. The frequent use of the basement door might cause difficulty with an arrangement under the light fixture, however. I know I would always be bumping into it. I would suggest a corbel type hemishphere shelf on the wall on the left of the image. I would put a bowl of flowers similar to Vikrant's photo, to add a curved, horizontal element. A tall arrangement will emphasize all the vertical lines already in the space. Please post "after" photos!

I see the problem...a typical console table wouldn't work. Two thoughts: (1) Wallpaper. There are tons of options, but just for example: http://www.eadeswallpaper.com/shopping/index.php?productID=14150; http://www.eadeswallpaper.com/shopping/index.php?productID=14118; http://www.eadeswallpaper.com/shopping/index.php?productID=31230; http://totalwallcovering.com/p23790/Floral-Trail-Wallpaper.aspx?cid=346; http://totalwallcovering.com/p20755/Tuxedo-Wallpaper.aspx?cid=346. (2) Instead of a console table, what about a round or oval table (not too big) right smack in the middle? This general idea: http://www.henredon.com/Furniture/Occasional-Furniture/Crossroads/i323048-Round-Center-Table.aspx.

It appears you have very little wall space. The advantage to that is, you could use almost any color you want on the walls and it wouldn't be overwhelming- assuming there is a "stop" on both sides (and the wall opposite the stairs doesn't run on into another room). The wallpaper suggestions are good. But you could also use a strong accent color. I'm not even going to begin recommending which color because I don't know what colors are in the adjacent areas. Runner or small rug could provide the inspiration for a color, if you don't have a scheme yet. The doors don't seem to leave room for tables so consider a shelf, with the mirror above that. Finally, you could leave the walls white and put a color on the ceiling only, if desired. Good luck, it looks great already.

I love the reflection/design that the light makes on the ceiling....maybe painting the ceiling would be a great idea to get some color in that area. And sorry, but you DO need to get some kind of runner. Know you hate to cover the beautiful floor, but it needs it. You could put 2 topiaries or plants on either side of the front door. Put a small pedestal type table on the wall space to the left and have an arrangement on top of that. Love the idea of the way a centered table under the lighting looks, but it looks like that idea may get in your way and be more of a pain to live with??? That's my 2 cents! :)

What a wonderful house. I love the choice of woods and the flat panels of the doors. Great classic lines.

In one of the photos you saved for your idea book, I see a beautiful area rug. A rug like that would be wonderful. I also love the paint colors of that entryway. Would the trim color work on your walls?

One other suggestion, change out the light bulbs from clear to ones that defuse and soften the light.

WOW,,I think its beautiful, furniture would only cramp the space, maybe paint one of the doors for some color, or ad a Longggg narrow colorful runner,, keep it simple and classic like it is.

one more thought.....if you don't like the plant idea on either side of the front entry, 2 tall ceramic or metal urns with twigs or some other tall stick-like natural elements would be beautiful, and no maintenance!!