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Entryway Bench Ideas

February 15, 2015 by Larissa Coleman

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If your home lacks an entryway or even a mudroom, then getting an entryway bench may be a good option for you.  It gives you a great place to keep all of those stray shoes that pile up by the front door, and it even provides for a good space to sit things down as you are coming in.  There are many options and designs for entryway benches and this post from Decorating Your Small Space gives 15 great ideas for different styles.

Read the post here: 15 DIY Entryway Bench Ideas

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