Photo of a modern entryway in Sydney.

This is an example of a modern entryway.

This is an example of a large modern entryway in Marseille.

Photo of a modern entryway in Other with black walls, wood and planked wall panelling.

Functional entry storage
This is an example of a mid-sized modern entryway in Other.

Walls: Oval Room Blue No.85 Modern Emulsion Woodwork: Strong White No.2001 Modern Eggshell
Photo of a modern entryway in Frankfurt.

Rénovation complète d'une villa de 200m² sur 3 niveaux. Le client souhaitait conserver les matériaux nobles existant, Marbre, parquets a bâtons rompus...

Sam Martin - 4 Walls Media
This is an example of a mid-sized modern front door in Melbourne with white walls, concrete floors, a pivot front door, a glass front door and grey floor.

Sleek and modern hallway unit designed to hide all the clutter away, making sure there is room to store everyday coats, shoes, keys, gloves, etc along with a bench seat to perch on. To break the symmetry, different shaped photo frames and artwork has been introduced by the client, some of which are memories from her life.

This is an example of a small modern foyer in Rome with white walls, marble floors, a single front door, a white front door and white floor.

Inspiration for a large modern front door in Adelaide with white walls, light hardwood floors, a single front door, a black front door and brown floor.

Inspiration for an expansive modern front door in Gold Coast - Tweed with white walls, porcelain floors, a pivot front door and a glass front door.

Nigel Rigden (www.nigrig.com)
Design ideas for a mid-sized modern entryway in Hampshire with a medium wood front door.

Transform your hallway with made-to-order cabinets with hidden coat racks, shoe cabinets, glove compartments, flush-fitting coat hooks and shoe racks. Hallways can be returned to pristine condition once hallway furniture is installed to help organise things. Available in Alder, Beech, Cherry, Oak and Walnut.

This is an example of a mid-sized modern entry hall in Barcelona with white walls, laminate floors and brown floor.

Shou Sugi Ban timber cladding is an architectural application of the traditional Japanese wood preservation technique known as Shou Sugi Ban, where timber is charred to enhance its durability and aesthetic appeal. This type of cladding is used for exterior and interior walls, offering a distinctive look and various functional benefits. Features of Shou Sugi Ban Timber Cladding: Aesthetic Appeal: Charred Appearance: The wood's surface is blackened through controlled burning, creating a deep, rich black color with varying degrees of texture depending on the intensity of the charring. Texture and Grain: The brushing process after charring can reveal the wood's natural grain, giving the cladding a unique, tactile surface that can range from smooth to heavily textured. Variety of Finishes: While the traditional Shou Sugi Ban finish is a deep black, modern applications offer a variety of finishes, including lighter, more subtle charred effects, and even color variations achieved through different levels of charring and finishing techniques. Durability: Weather Resistance: The charring process makes the wood more resistant to the elements, including rain, wind, and UV exposure, which can extend the lifespan of the cladding. Pest and Rot Resistance: The carbonized layer on the wood surface acts as a natural deterrent to pests and rot, reducing the need for chemical treatments. Fire Resistance: Contrary to what one might think, charred wood can actually have improved fire resistance due to the layer of carbon acting as a barrier. Sustainability: Shou Sugi Ban is an eco-friendly method of wood preservation that relies on natural processes rather than synthetic chemicals, making it a sustainable choice for timber cladding. Maintenance: Low Maintenance: The charred surface requires minimal upkeep, though it may be periodically oiled to maintain its appearance and enhance its longevity. Longevity: With proper care, Shou Sugi Ban cladding can last for decades, maintaining its structural integrity and visual appeal over time. Applications: Exterior Cladding: Used on the facades of buildings, Shou Sugi Ban cladding provides a striking, modern appearance while offering protection against the elements. Interior Walls: The distinctive texture and color of Shou Sugi Ban make it an attractive choice for feature walls, adding warmth and character to interior spaces. Accent Pieces: Beyond full wall cladding, Shou Sugi Ban can be used for accent pieces in architectural design, such as trim, soffits, and decorative elements. Types of Wood Used: While traditionally applied to Japanese cedar (Sugi), Shou Sugi Ban can also be applied to other types of wood, such as pine, oak, and cypress, each offering different textures and levels of durability. Design Considerations: Contrast: Shou Sugi Ban cladding pairs well with other materials like stone, metal, or glass, creating a striking contrast in modern architectural designs. Versatility: It can be used in both contemporary and traditional designs, fitting various architectural styles while providing a unique aesthetic. Shou Sugi Ban timber cladding is an excellent choice for those looking for a combination of durability, sustainability, and striking visual impact in their architectural projects.

Garderobenschrank in bestehender Nische aus weiß lackierter MDF-Platte. Offener Bereich Asteiche furniert. Garderobenstange aus Edelstahl. Schranktüren mit Tip-On (Push-to-open) , unten mit einen großen Schubkasten.

Photo of a modern entryway in London.

- Entrée - Projet d’une rénovation complète à Juan Les Pins, d'un ancien laboratoire qui a été transformé en un appartement d’environ 100m². Ce grand appartement comporte quatre chambres dont une chambre parentale avec une salle de douche, un grand espace de vie avec une cuisine ouverte, une belle entrée, une salle de bain avec WC, un WC indépendant et un espace supplémentaire pouvant servir de dressing, ou de buanderie. Ce bien est destiné à la vente.