Affordable Entryway Makeover: Budget-Friendly Ideas for a Designer Look
Your entryway is like a handshake - it's the first impression your home gives. But let’s be honest, who has the budget for a full-blown designer entryway redo? The good news: you don’t need one. Here’s your proof that you can make a big statement on an Amazon budget & don’t need to spend thousands of dollars.
The Console Table: Designer Style for Less
This console table is a total steal at under $300. It’s got clean lines, a sleek faux wood finish, and it was SO easy to assemble!! Despite its price, the quality is absolutely phenomenal. An actual DREAM. The wood finish adds warmth without looking cheap. It’s the kind of piece that could easily pass as a high-end designer find. 183732/10 for suuure
The Dual Arm Wall Sconce
Lighting is everything when it comes to creating a viiibe. This dual arm wall sconce added an architectural element to my entryway, making the space feel more dynamic & modern. The matte black finish feels timeless and pairs well with the console table’s clean lines. Bonus: its plug-in design means no hardwiring required - I just used battery powered lightbulbs & didn’t even plug it in!
Irregular Shapes for the Win: asymmetrical mirrors
A mirror is non-negotiable in an entryway - it’s practical and bounces light around, making the space feel bigger!! Irregular-shaped mirrors are trending for good reason: they’re like art - add visual interest but they’re functional. It took me a bit to find the exact shapes to coincide with each other - but I finally found the perfect two!!
Functional Beauty: The Ceramic Key Bowl
Finally, let’s talk functionality. A ceramic bowl isn’t just pretty - it’s functional for corralling keys, loose change, and other daily essentials. Look for one with a hand-thrown, artisanal vibe - this beauty from Amazon has subtle texture & a two toned glaze I just can’t get over. For around $20, this small but mighty addition ties everything together while keeping your space organized.
My life hack in 2025 is the more minimal the decor, the more minimal the cost, mental load, things for my kids to break (iykyk). I really have been trying to hone down on the balance of letting each piece speak for itself - prioritizing functionality in our home. It has allowed us to cut down majorly on the evening “putting our house to bed” time, which for sure is a win.
Stay tuned for more organic modern home inspo.
Xoxo - BH