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Entryway: Blending Retro Glass Bricks with Modern Contemporary Design
HomeEntryway: A Minimalist and Stylish Welcome to Our Home
ginandkurt
110 sqm Mid Modern Century/Contemporary | Dark, Moody Cosy Vibe
Entryway: A Minimalist and Stylish Welcome to Our Home
286
- Mid-Century Modern
- HDB (Resale)
- ~1,100 sqft
- 3 br
- Couple Living
Let’s kick off the tour with the first impression—our entryway. The moment you approach our apartment, you're greeted by a striking black gate with fluted glass panels. This isn’t just a stylish choice; it serves a dual purpose—providing privacy while still letting soft, natural light filter into the space. The textured glass adds an air of elegance and mystery, offering a sneak peek without giving too much away. It's like a teaser for what’s to come inside. As you step through the gate, you're welcomed into a thoughtfully designed entryway that balances both function and aesthetics. To the right, we’ve added a niche with a built-in shoe cabinet, keeping the space tidy and clutter-free. The cabinet isn’t just a place to stash shoes; it’s designed to blend seamlessly into the overall aesthetic, with clean lines and a modern finish that matches the apartment’s style. The matte surface of the cabinet adds a touch of sophistication, while the niche doubles as a display spot for some fun decor—think small potted plants or quirky art toys. As you step into our entryway, you’ll immediately notice that we’ve injected a bit of personality into this often-overlooked space. We’ve hung a vibrant piece of art by the talented Billy Butcher—a bold, graphic print that sets the tone for the rest of our home. The piece features sharp lines and striking colors, creating a cool contrast against the minimalist backdrop. It’s the first thing guests see when they walk in, and it always sparks conversation. It’s like our little nod to pop culture, wrapped up in edgy, modern design. But we didn’t stop at the walls! Instead of going for a traditional shoe bench, we opted for something a bit more unconventional: a skate deck repurposed as a shoe bench. Yes, you heard that right! We took an old skateboard deck (complete with some well-worn scuffs that give it character) and mounted it on sturdy legs to create a unique seating area. It’s a fun twist that reflects our playful side, and surprisingly, it’s quite functional too! Whether we’re lacing up shoes or dropping bags after a long day, this skate deck bench gets the job done—with a little attitude, of course. 
We've also added a subtle warm lighting fixture overhead, casting a soft glow that makes the entryway feel welcoming both day and night. It’s a small touch, but it transforms this often-overlooked space into an inviting transition area that sets the tone for the rest of the apartment. The entryway isn’t just about appearances—it’s also a transition zone. We’ve designed it to give ourselves a moment to breathe before stepping fully into the living area. Whether it's kicking off shoes after a long day or grabbing a favorite jacket on the way out, this space makes life a little smoother and more enjoyable. This thoughtfully curated entryway serves as the perfect prelude to the rest of the home, blending practicality, style, and a dash of personality—just like the rooms beyond it.
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