The phrase "a foyer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an entrance area or reception space that leads into a larger building or room, often in the context of architecture or interior design.
Example: "As we entered the grand hotel, we were greeted by a foyer of elegant marble floors and crystal chandeliers."
Alternatives: "an entrance hall of" or "a reception area of".
Correction to this articleIN A foyer of the engineering department of Tohoku University in Sendai stands a handsome yellow robot with claws and caterpillar tracks.
On the other hand, Martin G. Santini, president of Ecoplan Architects in Englewood, N.J., said that with an "average McMansion," which would be 8,000 or 9,000 square feet, buyers have come to expect a foyer of epic proportions as "commonplace".
This calm retreat in the heart of Montparnasse lets guests step out of the bustle and into a foyer full of natural light.
Rivers of poop will submerge islands and rise up hundreds of feet, eventually cracking the windows of the penthouse apartments of the last survivors until they slowly drown in a foyer full of diarrhea.
Seated in the kitchen beyond a foyer display of arcing spider webs and leering ghosts, Mrs. Wahlstrom looked comforted as she read aloud, "For the Lord worketh not in secret combinations".
The ground floor has a foyer and one of the bedrooms.
From left: a wispy arrangement by Thomas Pheasant in a guest bedroom; giant elephant-ear leaves by Robert Bray and Michael Shaible on a George III console table in a foyer; a vase of small green leaves in a master bedroom, by Stephen Sills and James Huniford.
We don't need a foyer that smells of chip grease and a £125 overnight fee.
He is the three-cushion billiard champ of Rio de Janiero, It was when he was 37 and sawing away on a cello in the foyer of a movie palace during intermission that he first received his first recognition.
Glasses were thrown and tables were flipped when about 10 guests started a "scrap" in the foyer of a Manchester hotel, police said.
Indoors: Access is by a private entrance at the side of the building, which opens into a foyer with a wall of closets.
