Hi Wendy - as a fellow Floridian, I thought you should go all out on your entry. Here are some things I found for you.

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I would recover the little benches in the chartreuse. Definitely says Welcome to Florida!

do you need the stools there? i'd put a console table there instead. you could tuck one stool under if you need to sit while you put on your sandals. *sob* says the northerner.

No idea what your style is but here are some with different amounts of stuff in them. It will let you know if you want max or minimum in the foyer, interpret as you see, but all have different elements!

1 Over the top ornate.

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2 Clean and sleek

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3 Small wall shelf but lots of stuff

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4 Minimal to the max!

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Move table by door, add chandelier and mirror and larger item to replace pictures. That's it.

Foyer should introduce you, your style and hint at the style to be found in adjoining rooms. Since this foyer is in the room itself, the two must be considered together as one visual unit. What is going on with furniture, colors, fabrics, patterns in the larger space?

Wendy - I went back to the chandelier that I pulled off of Houzz shopping and it was the wrong one. Here is the one I meant to show you. (I hope) There was a huge difference in price. The first one was over $4 thousand- this one is around $400.

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