Knowing the Different Types of Entryway Furniture before Choosing One

Perhaps the most common type of entryway furniture is the entryway bench.

Entryway cubby is a great way to store shoes, and a hanging cubby can be useful for storing hats and other objects. Such hanging cubbies often feature coat hooks as well to keep coats organized in the entryway. Simpler entryway furniture includes coat hooks or even simple key hooks that are very small and designed to hold keys and small objects only.

The entryway bench is a piece of entryway furniture that combines several convenient elements: storage, convenience, and aesthetics.

The bench can be sat on when putting on shoes or taking them off; the coat hooks can keep coats organized and easily accessible; and the storage underneath the bench seat can allow a person to store blankets, boots, or other larger objects. This is a convenient and attractive piece of entryway furniture, but with or without the backing, the entryway bench will take up a significant amount of space in the entryway.

A small table is a good choice for entryway furniture that will not take up too much space. This table is useful for improving the aesthetic of a entryway and it can be used to support a plant or piece of art, such as a sculpture. The style of the table will vary according to the homeowner's preferences, and the size and shape can vary as well.

A coat rack is a piece of entryway furniture that was very common in the past but has been less common in modern times. The coat rack can fit in a corner and will hold several coats as well as hats. For a vintage look, this is a good option for keeping coats and hats organized and neat in the entryway.