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Take care of your entrance

Take care of your entrance

As the first impression of your home, the entrance is the first room to set the tone for your decor. Don't underestimate it: take care of it, because it's where it all begins. So why not make it memorable with the right choice of flooring?

# Create visual continuity

If your entrance is a hallway, create visual continuity by extending the parquet used in the living room, as here with a straight plankd of parquet laid lengthways. This visual continuity gives a sense of harmony and openness, creating a larger, more welcoming space.

The raw look of the straight-plank parquet enhances this mustard-coloured entrance and creates excellent views into the living room. Poject by Neva Architecture Intérieure.

In this entrance hall, the natural tones of the parquet blend with the wood of the furniture to create an integrated effect. Project by Mon Plan d'Appart. Photo by Laura Jacques.

With its wide planks, this authentic-looking parquet brings out the special qualities of oak and adds character to this immaculate entrance. Source: Pinterest.

You can also choose a patterned parquet floor, such as chevron or herringbone, to add a graphic touch and a beautiful perspective to your entrance.

The unfinished-look INVISIBLE CHEVRON parquet adds a touch of elegance to this neutral-toned entrance. Source: Pinterest.

SAND COUNTRY HERRINGBONE parquet is the perfect complement to the cork doors in this hall cupboard. Project by Bérénice Fallot. Photo by Smilzz.

MACCHIATO CHEVRON parquet creates a visual continuity between the entrance hall and the living room on different levels, interrupted by white steps. Project by JCPCDR. Photo by David Foessel.

# Or choose to define space in an original way

Break codes, break lines! Lay your parquet in a different direction to the rest of the interior and use rounded edges to soften the structured look of the floor.

LATTE CHEVRON is laid in the opposite direction in the entrance hall and living room. Project by Studio Imaï. Photo by Valentin Woëffray.

A play of shapes between our CLASSIC CHEVRON parquet and this pretty alcove in this beautiful entrance hall. Project by & Photo Tipikasa.

You can also mark the difference between the entrance and the rest of the room by using a different floor, as in the kitchen for example.

In this entrance hall, our ECOLOGICAL SMOKED OAK HERRINGBONE parquet contrasts with the pink waxed concrete floor in the kitchen. Project by Atelier Philibert. Photo by Juan Jerez.

Parquet and cement tiles, the trendy combination: warm, classic charm combined with distinctive patterns and textures. Source: Eodesign.com.

Variable geometry with the combination of patterned tiles and our LATTE CHEVRON parquet. Project by Studio Imaï. Photo by Valentin Woëffray.

# Use colour to create an entrance with character.

For the more daring, create an entrance with character by combining strong wall colours with a warm wooden floor. Choose electric blue, brick red or intense black to inject personality and dynamism into your space.

A touch of electric blue contrasting with our NATUR MULTIPLY RUSTIKA parquet. Project by Un Jour d'Avril. Photo by Marie Chemin.

For the entrance, a Parterre de Lierre colour paint by the French brand Ressource, which contrasts magnificently with our VARNISHED SAND AUTHENTIC parquet. Project by Bérénice Fallot & Cavernadeco. Photo Smilzz.

A graphic entrance for this project by Atelier Philibert. On the floor our Parquet ECOLOGICAL SMOKED OAK HERRINGBONE Photo Juan Jerez.

# Combine tiles and parquet in your entrance hall: style and easy maintenance guaranteed!

Another tip: Combining tiles and parquet in your hallway is an excellent idea for adding a touch of style without sacrificing practicality! Make sure the tiles and parquet complement each other well to create a subtle but elegant contrast. For example, if you have a light oak floor, choose tiles in neutral tones or with subtle patterns. Also consider functionality by using tiles near the front door for an easy-to-clean, water-resistant area. Separate the main circulation area with parquet.