Find the right entryway furniture size and placement for your space.
Use your entry dimensions and doorway clearance to create a functional landing spot that still feels open and easy to walk through.
Plan My Entryway →1. Tell us about your entryway
2. See it in your room
Upload your entryway photo, then move and rotate the furniture, mirror/art and surrounding pieces independently.
How to Choose the Right Entryway Furniture Size
A well-proportioned entryway gives you a useful landing spot without making the doorway or walking path feel crowded. Start with the width and depth of the space, then choose a console table, bench or cabinet that leaves comfortable clearance.
Entryway Console, Bench or Cabinet Size
The right furniture size depends on both wall width and entryway depth. A shallow console may work well in a narrow foyer, while a wider entry can accommodate a bench or cabinet with more storage.
Mirror or Art Size Above an Entryway Console
Wall decor usually feels most balanced when it is narrower than the furniture beneath it. The calculator uses your furniture and wall measurements to recommend proportions for a rectangular mirror, arched mirror or artwork.
Keep the Walkway Comfortable
Depth matters as much as width in an entryway. Plan enough open floor space for people to enter, pass through and open nearby doors without squeezing around the furniture.
Entryway Size FAQ
How wide should an entryway console table be?
Choose a width that feels proportional to the available wall without crowding the doorway. The calculator uses your actual wall width to recommend a practical range.
How much walkway space should I leave in an entryway?
About 36 inches is a comfortable target for many spaces. Compact entries may need less, while larger foyers can leave a more generous path.
How big should a mirror be over an entryway console?
A mirror generally looks best when it is narrower than the console or cabinet below it. Your furniture width and usable wall space should guide the final size.