Entryway and Living Room Tiles Ideas for All Types of Homes

The first impression of any home is the entryway that leads to the living area. These spaces can shape the perception of your visitor within seconds and set the tone for the rest of the house. Whether you are staying in a compact studio apartment or a villa, the entryway and the living room are the high-traffic areas in your house. 

These areas of our home require special attention and care, ranging from the room tiles to the ceiling chandeliers. From wall décor and furniture to the colour and design of floor tiles, everything matters as a cohesive unit. The designs of your entrance and living room can be functional and aesthetically pleasing. Here are some ideas you can use for decorating your entryway and living room.

Manage the Layout of the Entrance and Living Room

The layout of your home is inescapable, and the first step is to embrace it and then manage it with various elements. If you have a small apartment, ensure the partition between the two spaces is not too heavy or subtle. You can achieve this by using various types of wall tiles or living room tiles. 

The living room can feature a pattern such as a mosaic tile or Moroccan art, with large, glossy living room tiles. If you have a large space, carpets, rugs, or even planters can help define the living area from your entryway. 

Make a Grand First Impression

Regardless of your décor choices (minimalist or maximalist), you can make the entrance grand with a few key elements. As soon as you enter your home, you can create a warm and welcoming atmosphere with some inviting tones. If your room tiles are neutral, you can add colourful accents to the walls or incorporate patterned wall tiles for an artsy effect. 

Soften the edges of the space with potted indoor plants. If you are going for a rich and luxurious feel, the floor can be glossy and made of unique coloured marble tiles like DR Matte Brecia Blue or more rustic tiles like the DR Rustica Décor Cloudy Moroccan Art. In the living room, a plush rug and a marble coffee table with metal accents can look effortlessly magnificent. 

Get the Correct Lighting for Your Space

A grand impression doesn’t necessarily require too many items or clutter the space. It can also mean highlighting the vital spots in your spaces. The first rule would be to ensure the corners are well-lit so as not to make the place seem smaller. 

If you have opted for glossy living room tiles, then start by ensuring the lighting does justice to your flooring. Warm lighting can make the space seem sophisticated. If you have accent walls in the living room, you can highlight them by placing spot lighting. A chandelier above the coffee table, lamps, and opulent light fixtures are all examples of how the correct placement and lighting can make your space seem more sophisticated. 

Add Personal Touches to Your Space

While creating a picture-perfect living area and entryway is the dream, don’t forget to add your personal touches here and there to make it look like a home. Portraits of the family or artifacts with sentimental value can be great for décor and also serve as conversation starters. 

Loveseats, benches, couches, sofas, curtains, living room tiles, rugs, along with the colours, patterns, and designs used, can say a lot about you and your personality. 

Conclusion

Our homes are our safe haven and our ultimate zone of comfort. Besides ensuring the place looks perfect, it is also important to consider what brings us peace and adds value to our everyday lives. Add a touch of your personality to your home with a stunning collection of tiles from Orientbell Tiles. Tell your tale with panache and poise. Explore the striking options and get designing today!

FAQs

How can I make a small entryway look bigger?

The best way to make your entryway look bigger is by opting for glossy tiles, mirror accents on the wall, and large-format tiles. The larger tiles ensure fewer grouting lines, making the space look bigger and nicer. 

What are the best ways to decorate the entrance if it is a corridor?

Corridors need attention to their walls and floors, rather than focusing on furniture. Furniture can block the way, and you can decorate it by opting for various patterns and adorning the wall with frames or other wall art. 

How do I maintain the area around my entryway?

While sweeping and mopping are a must, you can ensure top-tier maintenance with durable room tiles. A darker shade of tiles can also help when trying to ensure your entryway looks fresh, as it shows less dust and dirt.