Focused on blending different styles under the same space, this article promises to give you some inspiration when creating your dream entryway. Covet House is always on an everlasting ride to provide you with unique luxury furniture ideas and to show you how powerful curated design can be. Stay tuned!

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Prove to be impressive through its conspicuous and elegant lines, the prodigious Vertigo Console Table has a striking dynamic pose. In either modern or classic entrance halls, the shimmering line in gold plated brass merge in any living room decoration in Nero Marquina marble finish. A fascinating and exclusive console that exhales luxury and a cohesive style.

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A multi-layered, stimulating sensory experience is at the center of Kelly Wearstler‘s design approach. Through an exploration of materiality, color, forms and an intuitive juxtaposition of contemporary and vintage, architectural and organic, graphic and instinctual, she curates a wealth of experiences into every space.

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The harsh and strict lines from the Liberica Console Table contrast perfectly with the fluidity and sort of feminine touch of the mirror. Inspired by the Coffea liberica plant, the mirror takes an oval contour, resembling the delicate shape of the plant’s leaf. The stainless steel with a bronze matte base, simulate the sturdy branches that can grow up to nine meters, holding in perfect harmony a refined marble top. A minimalist design that will not go unnoticed.

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Welcoming you into the house is a splendorous sight. A play on marbles, the high-ceiling and reflective surfaces provide a wider feel to the house. Exquisite, refined and quite subtle while being remarkable are some of the characteristics of this entrance hall. With a view to the second floor, L’Chandelier drops from the ceiling to make a statement as a dreamy, elegant and luxurious lightning piece.

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It doesn’t get any better than Sheila Bridges. The interior designer was named “America’s Best Interior Designer” by CNN and Time Magazine and founded her own interior design firm in 1994, Sheila Bridges Design. Her interior design projects include residences and offices for prominent entertainers, entrepreneurs, and business professionals, including the 8,300 square foot Harlem offices for former President Bill Clinton and his staff.

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Begonia is a beautiful flower from tropical countries. Inspired by its warm energies and the bold shape of its petals, our designers conceived Begonia Armchair. Its charming curves and soft cotton velvet upholstery make this the perfect curved back armchair for an elegant modern interior design.

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Set the mood with a bit of mid-century glamour. The Coltrane Wall Lamp promises to bring a bit of jazz to your entryway and, sometimes, that’s all you need to get the feeling right. What do you think about this one?

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Brass is the only material that has a perfect harmony in order to create a masterpiece like the Darian Gold Mirror. A simple yet unique luxury item that captures both the functionality of a mirror and the splendor of an art piece. Decorative, practical and divine.

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Colors speak louder than words, right? The Pixel‘s colors are arranged in a kaleidoscopic way so expect some groovy mind-bending moments of contemplation. Your home decor will be transformed in ways you could have never imagined with this luxury cabinet. Color up your life and everything will be alright.

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Multi-award-winning Australian designer Greg Natale is known for his masterly use of pattern and color, and his bold application of both in creating tailored, curated and sophisticated spaces. Greg has extended his passion for pattern, line and color into other design disciplines, exploring his love of geometric and organic designs.

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