In Hacky and Micky homes the first thing that a guest notices about a house is the entry doors but these are also the most cluttered areas. The coats, shoes, bags, and keys are easily growing out of order, making an uncoordinated impression. Entryways can be converted into useful storage areas through renovations that create a mood of a whole house.
The walls have built-in cubbies, hanging hooks and bench seating with secret compartments that are not only practical, but also stylish. Shoe racks that are stored under benches, floating mail and accessories shelves, and vertical cabinets, which do not crowd the space are maximised. The integration of the form with the functionality through adding mirrors or lighting makes the doorway welcoming and arranged.
Custom storage is designed to fit in the tightest or strangest entrances of the Hacky homes. The Micky houses are also smaller but multifunctional entryway furniture minimises clutter whilst giving a good first impression to their visitors, proving that being practical and being attractive do not necessarily have to be at odds.
Conclusion / Area of thought: The focus of renovating entryways is to underscore that first impressions count not only to the guests of the house, but also to the house owners. The order and design in this case determine our daily routine, and it will always be in our memory how some little, purposeful storage solutions can change the perception and experience. The more profound question is: when our door stairs meet us with chaos, how that may influence the manner in which we go in and out of our daily life every day?