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Foyer: six styles, side by side

The same foyer brief resolved six ways. The foyer sets the tone in four seconds and then has to hold shoes, keys and umbrellas. We make it work as hard as it looks.

Foyer interior in the Bold Contemporary style
CustomisableEvery module redrawn to your room, not picked off a shelf
Lifetime warranty*On modular cabinetry, hardware and factory finishes
Easy EMIsSplit the project across the build, interest options available
45-day deliveryFrom design sign-off to handover on standard scopes
4.5 ratingAverage handover score across completed residences

Side by side

All six, in one row

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Chalk · Pale Oak · LinenSerene Minimal
Foyer interior in the Serene Minimal style
Layout
Slim console, wall-hung
Feature
Chalk plaster with one artwork
Console
Wall-hung 250mm ledge

What changes: A single 250mm ledge and one artwork above it.

Charcoal · Oxblood · Smoked OakBold Contemporary
Foyer interior in the Bold Contemporary style
Layout
Dark panelled entry
Feature
Smoked oak panelling
Console
Floor console with a stone top

What changes: Full-height smoked oak panelling concealing every door.

Teak · Cane · Antique BrassModern Heritage
Foyer interior in the Modern Heritage style
Layout
Teak jaali screen
Feature
Carved teak jaali screen
Console
Teak console with cane fronts

What changes: A carved teak jaali screening the living room beyond.

Ivory · Statuario · GoldClassic Luxe
Foyer interior in the Classic Luxe style
Layout
Panelled with a console and mirror
Feature
Ivory panelling with a gilt mirror
Console
Moulded console with a marble top

What changes: A symmetrical console-and-mirror composition.

Birch · Chalk · SageIndo-Scandinavian
Foyer interior in the Indo-Scandinavian style
Layout
Bench with open shelving
Feature
Birch batten to dado height
Console
Birch bench with a shelf under

What changes: A bench inviting you to sit and take shoes off.

Emerald · Brass · LacquerArt Deco Glam
Foyer interior in the Art Deco Glam style
Layout
Mirror-and-brass statement
Feature
Antique-mirror with brass inlay
Console
Fluted lacquer console with brass

What changes: Antique-mirror panels with brass inlay.

At a glance

The differences in one table

StyleLayoutFeatureIdeal for
Serene MinimalSlim console, wall-hungChalk plaster with one artworkCompact flats where the front door opens into the living room
Bold ContemporaryDark panelled entrySmoked oak panellingApartments wanting doors and storage concealed at entry
Modern HeritageTeak jaali screenCarved teak jaali screenHomes wanting an immediate craft-led welcome
Classic LuxePanelled with a console and mirrorIvory panelling with a gilt mirrorFormal entrances in villas and large apartments
Indo-ScandinavianBench with open shelvingBirch batten to dado heightFamilies who need the entry to be practical first
Art Deco GlamMirror-and-brass statementAntique-mirror with brass inlayPremium apartments wanting a memorable arrival

Sizing

Foyer dimensions by home size

Home sizeTypical room dimensionLayout that usually fits
1 BHK3×4 feet zoneSlim console, wall-hung
2 BHK4×6 feetDark panelled entry
3 BHK6×8 feetTeak jaali screen
4 BHK8×10 feetPanelled with a console and mirror
4+ BHK / Villa10×12 feet formal foyerBench with open shelving

Next step

Choose your foyer style with a designer.

Send the plan. We will draw your actual room in the two you are torn between and put them next to each other.