Guest Post: Arcadian Lighting

Welcome friends.  I’m a little blogged out after all the great happenings.  What a perfect time for a guest post and after just doing the entryway a few weeks, I thought this was a fitting post.  Enjoy!

Today’s guest post is from Susi, a writer for . Founded in 2002, Arcadian Lighting started selling decorative home and lamps online, and has become one of the top Internet retailers for home lighting products. Visit their website and cool blog for more information.

Don’t forget to decorate your foyer. The foyer is the place where you greet guests and welcome family yet we so often don’t fully decorate our entry halls like we do with the rest of our homes. A few simple accessories, lighting and furniture can turn a bland foyer, entry hall or mudroom into a stylish space.

Foyer Decoration
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Black and white diagonal checkerboard is a classic choice for an entry or foyer. Traditionally done in white and black marble, this look can be achieved with ceramic tile, painted wood floors or an accent rug.

Entryway Decor
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Greet your family and your guests in style as they come in the front door. A table, lighting and stylish accessories make this small space beautiful as well as functional.

Entryway Decor
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Even a small entry can be a place for good design. Painting the interior of the front door a bright color and tying it in with a striped rug on the floor makes the room feel well designed.

Foyer Design
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An entry hall wall is a perfect place to display a framed collection of art or family photos, and here lovely antique as well. A place to sit to remove or put on shoes is a nice touch if you have the space.

Entryway Decor
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For some of us, our front door is our main door and sees a lot of traffic. Keeping this space organized with hooks for coats and baskets for storage creates a charming space to greet guests.

Foyer Design
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Both bold and subtle colors can work inside the front door. Chose a palette that represents the style of the rest of your home. A mirror is great for last minute fussing as you head out the door.

Entryway Decor
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A larger foyer can feature a round table with a overhead and a bench or settee for seating. Storage for wet boots and umbrellas, odds and ends, is always a good idea.

Foyer Design
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When decorating for the holidays or seasons, don’t forget inside the front door. A few seasonal or holiday accessories can add a lot of festive spirit.

Thinking about making your foyer the talk of the town? Check out today for more lighting tips and ideas.

Content provided by Arcadian Lighting, a site that specializes in top quality at extremely affordable prices. If you like this post, be sure to stop by the and say hello!

I was not compensated in any way by Arcadian Lighting for this guest post.  I hope you will also check out The Blooming Hydrangea on fb, twitter or pinterest.  I’d love to follow you as well.  I’m off to enjoy the beautiful fall day and hope you do too!

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