Stamford Entry Foyer Eclectic Entry, Austin
The use of salvaged brick and antique doors give this entry foyer a unique feel that is not easily labeled.
Eclectic white floor entryway photo in Austin with white walls and a dark wood front door — Houzz
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Thanks. The client purchased the chandelier in Texas, but doesn't recall where from.
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reneepapa
Wow - that was fast! Beautiful space and thanks for the response - enjoy!
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A store for salvaged doors in Gonzales, Texas.
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Beautiful work!
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That was a rug the homeowner already had- sorry but I don't know where they got it.
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Brooke Wright
Visit the company Outsourcesol. They have beautiful zebra skin rugs and zebra ottomans
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Thanks for the kind words. The brick is actually new brick, known as "mexican handmade" brick. Sourced thru a local supplier in Austin. The mortar is intentionally rough to give it an older appearance.
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Scheer & Co. Interior Design added this to 16 Dream Doors
Crave a solid door but want to add some pizzazz? Inject high-old-workd style with a Gothic arch door.
Lawrence Karol added this to Expert Talk: Front Doors Hold Key to Great Style
Add character with age. "This door is a great example of client collaboration," says Hugh Randolph of Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects. "The homeowner was also the builder, and his wife is a designer with a great sense of style. She found the door at a salvaged door store in Gonzales, Texas, about an hour away from Austin."He adds, "The Gothic arched door became the inspiration for the interior arches from the entry hall to the adjoining rooms. And the fact that it's an old door adds greatly to the character of the house."
Samantha Schoech added this to Goth Glamour for Halloween and Beyond
This room is modern and spacious, but the gothic arches and the antique wooden door give it a little goth darkness. When you can't put your finger on why a room feels a little eerie, look for pointed gothic arches. Works every time.
Kurt Cyr added this to 12 Deadly Decorating Sins
1. Foyer neglect. Mama always said you never get a second chance to make a first impression. And she was right. Don’t let your entry hall fall prey to lack of attention.How to break this habit? Most of us with attached garages never use our foyers — and it shows. So use it. Showcase a favorite object that has a story behind it. This will immediately set a personal tone in your home.
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Door color, Wall color, Entry console
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Love the white wall in contrast to beams and door.
Lara Craig added this to Carmel Doors
I like the vintage look but not the shape
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Like gothic style arch front door
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