No matter the size of your home, every entryway tells a story. In my small apartment, there's a lot to say, and not much space to do it – by which I mean I've crowded the walls with trinkets and photo frames, and used every square inch of storage. Yet the marker of a sprawling home is an echo: a deliberate sense of emptiness that equates to grandeur.
Nowhere is this clearer than in Brooklyn Beckham's former Beverly Hills mansion, which boasts a notably unfurnished entryway. Framed by floor-to-ceiling windows, the room contains nothing but a dramatic light fixture – but somehow, it doesn't feel imposing. Instead, this enormous space is airy, bright, and unexpectedly welcoming.
