Chrishell Stause's entryway is chic yet cozy — designers say it’s “perfect for creating a stylish first impression”

Interior designers love the Selling Sunset star's glam space

Chrishell Stause wearing a purple sleeveless dress with short blonde hair, standing in front of a green background
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I love Selling Sunset. The outrageous office outfits. The drama. The gorgeous houses. I'm here for it all! It turns out that it's not just the homes in the show that are beautiful — the homes of the realtors are, too.

I spotted Chrishell Stause posing in her entryway on Instagram and I loved how she brought her eye for staging chicly into her own space. I've asked interior designers why her neutral color palette, glam mirror, and fun bar cart all work well and how you can copy the look at home.

If you're looking for entryway ideas, Chrishell's space is a beautiful example of how to create an inviting space that doesn't compromise on style.

Whether you’re in need of small entryway ideas or big ones, all of these spaces will benefit from a full-length mirror like Chrishell’s — perfect for last minute outfit checks.

“The rounded edges of the mirror create an open flow, accentuating the architectural details of the space,” explains Pam Hutter, designer and principal of Hutter Architects.

“Chrishell's mirror is an excellent choice, making the entryway appear more spacious while softening the edges,” agrees Nick Chatzigeorgakis, interior designer at Intrabuild. “The gold details on the mirror and bar cart provide warmth without overpowering the neutral color scheme,” he adds.

He continues, “For clients, I frequently suggest a bar cart or table to give guests a place to set keys and bags, also acting as a decorative space to add warmth with bar cart accessories such as a vase of flowers or books.”

If you want to achieve a look similar to Chrishell’s, Pam suggests placing a mirror in a location that highlights the best features of the space.

“Incorporate metallic accents, like a bar cart, side table or mirror frame finished in gold or brass,” she suggests.

Finally, Pam says to finish off by keeping walls and major furnishings in a neutral color palette of beiges, grays, and whites to allow these touches to shine through.

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With just a few thoughtful, standout accessories and incorporating neutral shades, you can create an entryway that shimmers just like Chrishell’s.

“The end result is a chic yet cozy entryway that’s perfect for creating a stylish first impression,” Pam finishes by saying.

Want to see more homes of the Selling Sunset stars? I love Mary Fitzgerald’s living room, which is a quiet luxury dream.

Eve Smallman
Content Editor

Hi there! I’m a content editor at Real Homes. I've been a lifestyle journalist for over five years, previously working as an editor across regional magazines. Before this, I graduated from Nottingham Trent University a degree in journalism, along with an NCTJ gold diploma. I love running, decorating my rented Victorian home, and discovering new cheeses. For Real Homes, I specialize in interior design, trends and finding the best viral buys.