Delimit the space
When there is no separation between the entrance and the living room, it is sometimes possible to create one.
The traditional partition is likely to darken the living room, and give the unpleasant impression of suffocating in the entrance. The trick: opt for a removable partition, which comes in a wide variety of styles. Depending on the type of decor that makes you melt, you can opt for wood or metal. This type of partition does not involve major work or a big budget, and the removable partition is also easy to replace the day you tire of it. This option is particularly smart if you do not own your home.
The glass roof has long been freed from industrial decoration! Able to adapt to a Nordic, bohemian or contemporary interior, it offers multiple possibilities to isolate the entrance to the living room. Thus, if the glass roof placed on a half-partition constitutes a classic, it can also be drilled like a window. This bias allows you to benefit from more privacy on either side of the partition, without compromising the light.
The claustra offers a trendy alternative to the canopy. The tailor-made option allows you to limit the entrance to the living room by being creative. It is also possible to create ingenious arrangements, by combining screen and bench, or by adding a sliding door.
Failing to delimit the entrance to the living room by using an authentic separation, play with color. A rich and deep shade will turn out to be both elegant and very effective. How about black or the very trendy charcoal gray?
The other smart covering to delimit the entrance to the living room is the floor covering. The combination of tiling and parquet is a very safe choice to bring a touch of charm to the decor. However, you can opt for materials more in line with your decorative desires, such as natural stone.
Do not want to completely revamp the floor covering? Simply bet on a stack. Depending on the configuration of the room, you may prefer the round or rectangular format. The most trendy of the moment is of course the natural fiber rug: seagrass or jute.
Playing with the furniture
Bench, coat hooks, coat racks, even a walk-in closet… Well-chosen furniture keeps the entrance neat and orderly. It is also a perfect ally to delimit the entrance to the living room.
It is common to combine different pieces of furniture in the hall. To delimit it from the living room, however, you can bet on a set made up of a few perfectly coordinated pieces. This trick allows you to draw a coherent space, visually isolated from the living room.
The cloakroom is one of the most effective pieces of furniture to separate the entrance from the living room. The smartest is the angle model, which creates an even sharper demarcation.
Bold, the idea of installing a large bin between the entrance and the living room. This green decoration gives life to the room, and it does not lack originality! However, this option requires careful thought: in particular, make sure you can move around at your ease when you come home from shopping, or if you are carrying luggage!
The racks on casters stand out for their versatility. Whether they are adorned with a very natural green decoration or a piece of fabric, or whether they are left as they are, they are readily transformed into a screen. Functional and versatile, they beg to be diverted, especially between the entrance and the living room.
If the entrance closet remains a very popular solution, it is available in a versatile version, which is not afraid to distance itself from the walls. In an XXL space, we dare to use modular entry furniture, which we skillfully position to isolate a space dedicated to the entry.
The library is a nice way to mark off the entrance to the living room. This tailor-made curved model redesigns the hallway, bringing a dynamic and elegant touch to the entrance side, and pleasant privacy to the living room.
Living room side
In order to delimit the entrance to the living room, it is wise to combine a decoration and a clever layout of the entrance with identical work on the living room side.
The rug is essential in the living room, where it allows you to refine the style of the decor, but also to create a truly cocooning atmosphere. It is also a perfect ally to create a carefully defined seating area. To truly isolate the entrance to the living room, choose the layout of the sofa carefully. Here, we chose to have it in profile, in relation to the entrance.
The sofa not only ensures comfort and conviviality: it is also very effective in structuring space. To demarcate the living room from the entrance, why not try your hand at a daring stance? Placed back to the entrance, and lined with a row, it allows for a nice demarcation … while allowing you to enjoy very functional storage!