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Making an entrance

Keeping up appearances in this area is about much more than making a superficial show. An exciting entrance hall can change the mind of a child who is reluctant to come in, and provide an inviting area for parents in need of information and support On the walls

On the walls

If your walls need decorating, or are just plain boring, you could take some bold steps with murals (top right). LifeEd Direct stocks a range of bright, appliqued murals made from vinyl-covered nylon, so they can be easily wiped clean. The murals depict very simple designs, such as a flower, boy and girl outlines and a ladybird, and range in size from 78 x 78cm to 182 x 182cm. The murals come with grommets for hanging and are priced from 49.95.

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Making regular changes to the entrance area lets people know they are in a stimulating environment, and it doesn't have to be a costly commitment. The children's work, along with festive and seasonal celebrations, plays a big part in brightening and enlightening the area, and you can provide cohesion to displays and link themes with decorative borders. The Hands On catalogue has a selection of borders, with designs including Welcome (above); Butterflies; Fish; Smiley Faces and Umbrellas. Each border measures 875(l) x 65(w) mm and is priced 2.99.

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