Entryway opens into dining room and needs visual transition
6 years ago
Hi, We have a short entryway that opens directly into our dining room. I’d like to have a visual transition and was thinking of placing pedestals or side tables on each side of the dining room opening with large vases or plants. The area is too small for a single entryway pedestal table in the middle—it would obstruct the walkway. Other ideas are welcome. Thank you!
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