In terms of style and color palette, an entry sets the tone of a home. Try viewing your entryway from the perspective of a guest. What changes can you make to create a warmer welcome into your space? We've selected a few variations of entryways with a few tips to spark your next art entry makeover...

The enduring appeal of soft, neutral tones is undeniable. “Dune” is a great example, pulling in a soothing color palette with the more complex layers of texture.

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Selecting art with a multi-layered palette as seen here with “Origins #2” sets the tone for the home, hinting at the mood and colors for the rest of the house, the best way to make a great first impression. Each panel of this diptych measures 30” x 40” and takes up slightly more wall space than a 60” wide canvas with a space between the two canvases. Diptychs offer the viewer a different perspective, breaking up a large wall. “Origins #1”, a canvas washed in partially revealed textural layers of neutral colors that reflect subtlety and warmth.

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If you have one large wall in an entry and only a few seconds to make a great first impression, consider an oversized canvas. Subtle, but powerful, "Innuendo No.3" has warm neutral tones, beautifully balanced with layers of creamy whites, pale yellows, and smoky grays. 

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"Land's End" in our 36x36" archival matted print gives the eye room to rest in this cozy entry. The additional white space of a matted print is perfect for smaller spaces. All artwork is available in our 36x36" matted print, each print is initialed by Carol Benson-Cobb.

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