 (1).0q~4vvftc1eoq.png){kind=small}
Foyer with Concrete-Finish Walls and Glass-Brass Doors
About Foyer Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
It is a covered entry foyer at the lower level, part indoor and part sheltered courtyard. The concrete-textured walls and tiled floor give it a calm, grounded feel as you step in.
The main doors are tall glass panels set into slim brass frames, so light passes through while still marking a clear entrance. The brass adds a warm touch against the grey walls.
A planted corner with tropical foliage softens the hard concrete surfaces and brings a bit of life right at the entry. It is a simple way to make an entrance feel less bare.
Slim linear light lines run across the ceiling along with a few recessed spots, giving even light without clutter. That suits the clean, minimal look of the walls.
Yes. The concrete-finish walls, glass-brass doors and a green corner can be adapted to almost any entry size. Share your entrance layout with the designer to plan it.