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Bridgehampton Traditional Entry, New York

The neutral color scheme sets the tone for this cool yet seasoned home. The wainscot paneled wall is a perfect contrast to the dark wood antique bench.

Photography by Patrik Rytikangas
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Example of a classic entryway design in New York with beige walls — Houzz

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kristincross wrote:
Where can I find the bench?
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gail Glenn
This is an antique, probably from New England , it would cost about about $ 700.00 to $1000.00 depending on the condition.
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Scott Sanders LLC

It came from Nellie's of Amagansett

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Kelly wrote:
The row of hooks is so cool! Did you make that?
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Scott Sanders LLC

I actually bought it at an antique ship, but think you could make it!

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Gibson Design Group, Inc.

Is the bench antique?

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bonny4633 wrote:
What is the floor material? Where can I buy this tile?
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Scott Sanders LLC

It is a type of limestone,

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Greenwood Homes wrote:
What kind of tree is that?
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pitty2me wrote:
I want to buy this bench NOW - mY HOME IS ALL THIS LAID BACK STYLE, I HAVE A WALL THAT IS CRYING FOR THIS BENCH
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spoilers4me wrote:
Not quite a slat back, not quite a windsor back- any clue to a style?
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lmckeon30 wrote:
What is the paint color ?
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What Houzz contributors are saying:

Becky Dietrich, Interior Designer added this to 12 Wonderfully Creative Coatracks
Benches like this not only invite you to sit down; they bring a sense of history and connectedness to your home, while giving you a place to take off your shoes in comfort. The pièce de résistance in this entry is the battered — but absolutely perfect — piece of wood that has been made into a coatrack. I love how the dark wood of the pegs relates to the bench and ties these disparate pieces together.
Charmean Neithart Interiors added this to 12 Ideas to Make a Great Entrance
Casual is good. Make your house urge guests to come on in and hang their hats. Put them at ease by creating an informal vignette of well-used furniture and a place to hang items like a hat or sweater. This wooden bench with its scratches and patina adds character while creating a sculptural base for a row of hooks.
Becky Harris added this to The Cure for Houzz Envy: Entryway Touches Anyone Can Do
Pull up a bench. If your front entry is the one you use most often, a spot where you can pull up and take off your shoes is very handy. A bench — even a backless one that can double as a coffee table sometimes — is a great option.A simple coatrack holding totes, a scarf and a hat adds interest at eye level here.
Janell Beals - House of Fifty added this to How to Make the Most of Your Entry (No Coat Closet Required)
Select a bench that not only supports the various functions of the entry, but also accentuates the style of the home.

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