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Open House: What Makes Your Entry Work?
The entry is such a massive multitasker. It has to provide room for storage, mail, putting on shoes, hanging jackets, and placing keys. It also often functions as a gallery space.
How-To: Spring Organize Your Entryway
Spring is the perfect time to get your home clean and organized. To help you get inspired, I've whipped up a Spring Cleaning Checklist, which you can download and print out. The PDF lists cleaning and organizing duties room by room to keep things simple.
How-To: Spring Clean Your Entryway
Have you started your Spring cleaning yet? If not, you can get inspired with my Spring Cleaning Checklist, which you can download and print out. The PDF lists cleaning and organizing duties room by room, to keep things simple.
How-To: Keep a Neat and Clean Winter Entry
Just because your Winter routine involves boots, mittens, and lots of ice and snow doesn't mean that the front room of your home has to look cluttered and dirty. Check out my tips for keeping it clean and tidy.
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Before and After: Stenciling the Entry
In a recent Home Library post, I reviewed Ed Roth's book Stencil101, which gave simple instructions for adding stencil fun to your home. I decided to try out his swallow stencil in my entry. First, I used painter's tape to tape down the stencil flat against the wall.
What You're Wanting Revealed: The Pickfair Mansion
When the LA Times recently ran pictures of the Pickfair Mansion, which was often frequented by luminaries such as F. Scott Fitzgerald, Joan Crawford, Albert Einstein, and Amelia Earhart, I was particularly taken with the grandeur of the foyer. So, for this latest What You're Wanting, I asked how you'd decorate this glamorous entry.
What You're Wanting: The Pickfair Mansion
The LA Times recently ran pictures of the Pickfair Estate, which was originally owned by silent film actors Mary Pickford and her husband Douglas Fairbanks. This grand estate used to host parties frequented by luminaries such as F. Scott Fitzgerald, Joan Crawford, Albert Einstein, and Amelia Earhart.
Room Therapy: I Need Help With This Stair Railing!
Hi CasaSugar,
I moved into a new apartment seven months ago, and for the life of me I can't figure out what to do with this entry railing. When you enter our front door, you are greeted by a staircase that goes downstairs to our roommate's room. The staircase has this trough-like railing .
What You're Wanting: The Entry
For this week's Casa Craving Challenge, we switched it up and had you search for home style must-haves through ShopStyle Living. I loved your entry room looks, and am excited to see more ShopStyle challenges in the future — it's so easy and fun to collect looks on ShopStyle that you might quickly become addicted to creating home looks. Our first entry look this week is from Hippiecowgirl, who says, "Some of my wants are a bit quirky, but I like that they reflect my personality and make the first impression of the home a fun one."What You're Wanting: The Entry
Ah, the entry. It's the first interior space that guests will see, and it's the first place you step when you enter your home after a long day at work or play. The entry room is asked to do so many things: provide storage for jackets and shoes, display mementos, file mail, and store outdoor and pet equipment.
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