What to do with winter boots and shoes?

What can I do to disguise the return air vent in my foyer?

This is the view when you walk through my front door in the foyer. This is the first impression someone has when they come to my home. It's cold, ugly, and... See more

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How to decorate a long entryway that has two opening to different room

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How do I build an entryway bench for storing shoes?

I would like to build a simple bench for my entryway so when we come into the house we can pull our shoes off and stick them under the bench where they won't be seen... See more

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Can you give me ideas for replacing this front hall light fixture?

We want to replace this front hall a light fixture. Problem is that the electrical outlet is on a wall, and not on the ceiling, as shown. Any suggestions or... See more

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How do I 'help out' a parquet entryway?

If you have any simple ideas, I'd appreciate hearing them. Thanks!

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How do I organize a mudroom in my hallway?

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Can I cover the hall utility door vent?

I was told by several plumbers to cover the vent part of the door. Is it safe? Also, I'm wondering if that would help with the dry air in my daughter's room and hall... See more

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How do I make this space functional, and inviting?

Our entryway is a dump zone. Kids shoes and backpacks. I would like a more tidy and functional storage option for shoes and also an area for some nice decor. Ideas... See more

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How do I refresh my concrete porch?

How do I make my concrete front porch look like a wood porch?

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How can I cover a front door with window panels for privacy

q how can i covet a front door with window panels for privacy

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Replacing entry tile

I have wood floors throughout house. At the front entry, they put in ugly tile. I do not want to replace it with more tile, ugly or not. Matching the wood floors... See more

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What will work with this antique desk in my entrance hall?

I have a new home and have a really pretty antique captain's desk in the entry. I need something on the opposite wall, but am struggling with what to put there. The... See more

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HELP! Need a Solution to 'step down' in front entrance

So my front outside porch entry has two steps up to front door that leads to the inside entry which is 18'x20' with 3 areas that have a step down. My front entrance... See more

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How to organize a small entry way

Hello all! My entry way is on the small side, its a small landing between stairs up and down, and its constantly a mess. There is a small closet (filled with shoes... See more

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Has anyone tried frosting their beveled leaded glass door for privacy?

My front entry and side lights are beautiful clear beveled leaded glass in a nice design only problem is, privacy, there is none. From outside one can clearly see... See more

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Entry foyer

we have a brick walled entry foyer with dark brown slate floors. I want to lighten this area up but am not sure what to do. I've thought about plastering the walls,... See more

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Help! I Need a Replacement!

I recently inherited a lovely antique Hall Tree and a hook is broken! Does anyone know where I may find authentic antique hardware?

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Boring House Entrance!

My house is a white sided ranch with white trim around the windows and doors, a solid white front door, a 3-car garage with some red brick facing and black shutters... See more

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I need some jazz and pizzazz for an entry way

We just purchased a fantastic (for us) 1980's home... I would love to create a beautiful and unique entry and desperately need inspiration. I appreciate your ... See more

q i need some jazz and pizzazz, cosmetic changes, home decor, home improvement, home

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Redoing a wooden floor

My entryway has a wood parquet floor. Aside from removal, I'm looking for some ideas on painting that would be durable and hide the parquet pattern. Any ideas or... See more

q parquet entry redo, cosmetic changes, flooring, foyer, home improvement, This wood parquet floor is very solid and I don t want to attempt replacement Besides I don t have the equipment or expertise for a DIY replacement

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'The Great Wall of........?" Help!

Looking for ideas to 'spruce up' our entrance way wall. Could be made of metal, or wood and not too busy......simple and unique. Thanks....all you 'Creative Heads!'... See more

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Help!!! My entry door is UGLY!

We just purchased this home and need help with the ugly front door. We are saving up for a new one, but for the time being, can anything be done with the UGLY amber... See more

q suggestions for entry door update, curb appeal, doors

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Need help with paint colors...

Hello, I am trying to come up with paint colors for my entryway...here is the dilemma:
My kitchens sits on one side of the entry way with a large archway going... See more

q suggestions for entryway paint colors, foyer, paint colors, painting, Current entryway door waiting for paint also shows white tile and grout

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How can I make my entryway look inviting?

I have a very small entryway and my front door literally opens onto its wall. I'd love to put a small shelf and a mirror there but the door would hit it when it opens... See more

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We have some travertine tile that we need installed in our entry way.

We purchased everything needed to install, grout and seal the tile. Now all we need to do is find someone who will do this at a reasonable cost. The entry is... See more

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Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA
on May 26, 2019

Where do you normally store them? I would clean them, and place in the back of your closet or in a storage box(s) under the bed.

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- Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA
  on May 27, 2019
  
  Do you have an insulated attic or basement? That would be alternative options. I have a garage, and even though it is partially insulated, it is still far too hot in summer to store clothing. Leather will crack sooner, plastics will also dry up and crack or "age" sooner. If you have a temperature controlled garage, that would be another option. Leather should never be stored in plastic either.
  
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Kelli L. Milligan
on May 26, 2019

Put in.a plastic tote and store in garage for summer.

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Flipturn
on Jun 4, 2019

Depending on how many pairs you have to store, 'hiding' them in attractive fabric boxes or baskets on above-the-door shelves may work for you.

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Lindsey A Mahoney
on Jan 23, 2020

If you live in a really snowy location I would recommend the boot try to collect melting snow. A DIY locker system works great too for an entry! http://buildingbluebird.com/lockersystem/

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Joy30150932
on Jan 23, 2020

Wipe off any salt stains with a mix of vinegar and water, let dry and then polish up before storing. Do the same process all winter long when required. Salt is damaging to leather and should be removed as quickly as possible.

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What to do with winter boots and shoes?

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