Make an Entrance! Damaris Chandelier by Hudson Valley Focus On Your Foyer Whether you are returning home from a busy day or inviting friends into your home (soon, we hope) your entryway will set the tone for the WELCOME. The style, space and usage of your foyer will determine how you want to create that welcoming space. "The entryway to your home gives guests their first impression of your interior space. Whether you pick a light fixture that makes a bold statement or something more subtle and subdued, your choice of lighting sets the tone for the rest of the house. From chandeliers and ceiling fixtures to recessed lighting and table lamps, the variety of light fixtures that work well in an entryway is as boundless as your creativity and imagination." Warm wishes for good health, Craig

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Flush and Semi Flush Mount Fixtures Whether you are returning home from a busy day or inviting friends into your home (soon, we hope) your entryway will set the tone for the WELCOME. The style, space and usage of your foyer will determine how you want to create that welcoming space. .

Brindle Semi Flush by Hubbardton Forge Depending on the ceiling height and architecture of the space, you may want to choose a flush mount or semi flush mount fixture. This Hubbardton Forge fixture (Made in Vermont) compliments the beautiful millwork in the paneling in this entry.(above)

Hampton Flush Mount by Aerin for Visual Comfort

Basil by Alexa Hampton for Visual Comfort

Romanov Flushmount by Corbett Not sure what lighting would work in your home? We will help! Send us an email

Chandeliers and Pendants  To calculate the size you need, try using the formula that many lighting experts use. Add the length and width of the entryway's dimensions and convert it from feet to inches. For example, if your foyer is 15' by 18', you get 33' after adding the two figures. In this case, you need a pendant that’s around 33 inches wide.

Archie Chandelier by Hudson Valley

Darlana Grande by Chapman and Myers for Visual Comfort

Nodes by Kelly Wearstler for Generation Brands

Graffiti by Corbett

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Patrona by Tech Lighting

Corona Pendant by Hubbardton Forge

Medusa Pendants by Currey and Company See something you like? We will get it for you!

Sconces and Lamps

Sweeping Taper Sconce by Hubbardton Forge Wall sconces add a welcoming glow to the entryway without taking up valuable real estate on a console table or your entryway furniture.

Sparta Sconce by Hudson Valley Lourdes Sconces by Hudson Valley

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If you have the space and you want to add a little extra visual interest to the area, lamps offer an attractive solution. Choose from floor lamps, which add a stately presence, and table lamps, which work well on consoles and shelving. Keep the lamp simple, but add a custom shade to create a sleek but interesting lighting solution. Play with different types of lightbulbs to determine the level of warmth or coolness that works best in the room. One final great thing about lamps is that you can move them around easily, and if you want to quickly change the look of your entryway you can simply swap out the lighting to keep things feeling fresh.

Beton Table Lamp by Kelly Wearstler for Visual Comfort

Sydney Lamp by Arteriors

Calabria by Troy Lighting Use a console or table in your entryway to create an interesting vignette. Pieces can be easily changed out depending upon the season or your mood!

Gaios Table Lamps by Aerin for Visual Comfort

Borneo Table Lamp by Hudson Valley Lighting Long Entry Ways

Straford Pendants by Hudson Valley If your entry is elongated or leads right into a hallway, you want to keep the eye moving forward as well as provide sufficient lighting. You may want to highlight artwork or architecture. Consider multiples in ceiling fixtures and sconces or mix them up!

Tolomeo Wall Spots by Artemide

We would love to help you get your lighting right! It does not matter if you need one lamp or lighting for an entire space both indoor and out. It's what we do!  Send an email or a text.

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