Foyer + Powder Room Pictures From HGTV Smart Home 2016
This inviting foyer and cozy powder room is open to the kitchen, dining room and living area and offers a glimpse of the bold style seen throughout the home.
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March 30, 2016
By:
Jeannie Matteucci
Welcome Home
The foyer establishes the home’s high-design approach, with bronze sconces and deep, chocolate-y gray brown walls in the neutral powder room located by the front door and main living area.
From:
Tiffany Brooks
Chic Greeting
Contemporary abstract art and a small side table with a beautiful orchid greets visitors as they enter the front door of the home, which includes an expansive main level with open floor plan.
From:
Tiffany Brooks
Secure Entry
The touch pad by the front door is part of the home’s easy-to-install wireless security system that communicates to a hub in the center of the home.
Open Floor Plan
The foyer leads right into the home’s inviting dining room and family-friendly kitchen, with smart thermostats (one per floor) that allow remote monitoring and controlling of room temperatures.
From:
Tiffany Brooks
Great Flow
Visitors can also move easily from the foyer to the open living room, which includes one of the home’s two inductive charging iPad mounts that keep the devices that operate the house ready to go.
From:
Tiffany Brooks
Standout Art
What interior designer Tiffany Brooks calls the most exciting piece of art in the home, imagery of a vintage oak tree found at the Smithsonian with rings that show the age of the tree were replicated by an artist with the colors inverted, so the artwork almost looks like an x-ray of an oak tree ring.
From:
Tiffany Brooks
Illuminated Space
Bronze light sconces flank the mirror and sink in the cozy powder room, that also includes two large windows that provide natural light.
From:
Tiffany Brooks
Vintage Art
A collection of framed vintage keys decorate the back wall of the powder room, with a ribbon trim adding interest to the window shades.
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Tiffany Brooks
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