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West Elm Modern Entryway & Hallway Interior Design

Ideas, layouts, colors and materials for a west elm modern entryway & hallway — plus the pieces that make the look work.

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Style
West Elm Modern
Room
Entryway & Hallway
Materials
Walnut veneer, wool, cotton velvet, travertine, opal glass
Palette
Warm grey, walnut, deep teal, rust, bone, aged brass

Designing a west elm modern entryway & hallway

A west elm modern entryway & hallway blends the west elm modern look — graphic + inviting, walnut veneer, wool, cotton velvet, travertine, opal glass — with layouts and details that suit a entryway & hallway. Start with the palette, anchor the room around a focal point, then layer in texture and lighting.

West Elm Modern entryway & hallway palette

Use warm grey and bone for the largest areas, walnut for one continuous storage or table element and deep teal on one upholstered plane. Muted rust should be smaller than teal, while aged brass works best as a thin line rather than a room-wide finish.

Color roles

Warm grey

A city-neutral field for walls and cabinetry that accepts both walnut and saturated color.

Walnut

The main warm material, strongest when grain direction is deliberate and repeated sparingly.

Deep teal

A cool anchor for one chair, headboard or work seat rather than every accessory.

Muted rust

A small warm counterpoint that prevents teal and grey from feeling corporate.

Bone

A pale textile and stone bridge that keeps high contrast comfortable.

Aged brass

A low-sheen metal accent for selected light fittings and handles.

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