The New Threshold: 18 Entryway Design Solutions for Our Stranger-at-the-Door Lives
Interior Design Ideas | 18.02.2026 19:30
The way we experience our front doors has quietly changed. Deliveries arrive daily. Friends drop by unannounced. Work, school, and social life often begin and end at the threshold of our homes. The entryway is no longer just a pass-through space, it has become a buffer between the outside world and the private rhythms inside. The new threshold is about designing entry spaces that support safety, flexibility, emotional comfort, and real-life habits. Today’s entryway must absorb shoes, packages, pets, prams, work bags, and spontaneous guests, while still feeling calm, welcoming, and intentional. Each idea below focuses on how people actually arrive, pause, and transition, because the front door has become one of the hardest-working zones in the home.
