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When painting our homes, it’s all too easy to forget the hallway; after all, it’s not as if we spend much time in this particular room.
There are a range of hallway ideas out there, but painting the hallway is a great way to transform the space.
The hallway is the first space any guest sees in the home, as well as being an important connecting point between rooms. The hallway deserves some serious design attention, especially when it comes to clever color choices. Besides often being overlooked, they’re also cursed with limited light and no natural focal point, so you need some solid color know-how to transform them into artful spaces.
As well as looking inviting in its own right, a hallway color scheme should set the tone for the rest of your home. Move it up on your decorating agenda: it’s a place to be bold and show your personality. Winning hallway paint ideas pay attention to the mood, size and natural light, so whether you go for something playful or serene, here are some hallway paint ideas to get you started.
Hallway paint ideas – 15 clever color and paint ideas for your home's entrance
Paint is a remarkable decorating medium. What could be easier – or more impactful than paint? Explore our top hallway paint ideas below for some beautiful inspiration for updating your hallway space.
1. Create a striking feature wall
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Using paint to create a striking feature wall is a great way to add drama and impact to your hallway space. No matter the size of your hallway, adding a splash of bright color to a wall adds personality and charm. In this hallway, the warming red-orange paint creates a cheerful, inviting atmosphere, with the rug perfectly coordinating with the paint color to elevate the scheme, a great example of red hallway ideas.
2. Embrace neutrals
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For a calming, relaxed style, opt for a muted, neutral color palette, with shades of cream, grey and brown working well for neutral room ideas.
These colors can coordinate with an array of accent colors, so are great if you would rather use brighter colors through accessories and furniture, allowing a subtle introduction to other colors used throughout the rest of the home.
3. Pick a pale pink
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Pink room ideas and decorating a pink room will always be guaranteed to lift spirits and create an inviting, welcoming space - perfect for hallway paint ideas. If your hallway is on the smaller side or lacks natural light, picking a light shade like pale pink will make the space feel bigger and brighter.
4. Paint the front door
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If you would rather your hallway were painted a more neutral color but still want to inject a pop of color, painting your front door is a great way to add character and charm to the space. Pick a contrasting color to the rest of your scheme for an impact, or opt for a tonal color for a more coordinated look.
5. Use a warm yellow
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In color theory, yellow is known for creating feelings of happiness and creativity, with yellow room ideas becoming increasingly popular for the modern home. When decorating with yellow, the color is the perfect choice for the hallway, as being greeted by this stimulating color creates a positive and welcoming mood, ideal for that first entry point into the home.
Psychologist and wellbeing consultant Lee Chambers states, ‘entering a yellow hallway is likely to make you feel happy and vibrant…yellow is perfect in a hallway for creating a sunny welcome – and a creative burst as you leave’. See our yellow hallway ideas for more inspiration.
6. Create a harmonious color scheme
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When there are clear views from a hallway into neighboring rooms, think carefully about your choice of paint ideas to ensure that the eye is drawn naturally from one space to the next.
Don’t think you have to stick to one hue: instead create a palette out of complementary hues, such as taupe, greige and off-white. One way of linking rooms is through common flooring, while using different papers or paint colors to create separation. Vice versa works too.
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The design possibilities with paint are endless. And, thankfully, there is much to be said for decorating in a single color palette, especially when considering small hallway ideas.
'If introducing color in a hall, monogamy serves well and the bold choice of one hue for floor and wall treatments can be very powerful,' says interior designer Tara Bernerd .
Keeping the floor within the same color palette as the walls also helps to blend the room together – if nothing stands out, then your eye will flow around a space and in a narrow hallway this can be key to making it feel larger.
8. Be brave when it comes to color in the hall
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Over the last few years, we have been led to believe that white walls are the only way to go.
A plain and neutral base can indeed be a good starting point from which to build a decorating scheme, but if you ignore the spectrum of colors available in paint, you could be missing out. Many brands now produce paint, so tricky decisions are often already made for you when it comes to creating perfectly coordinated combinations. Be brave and find a color scheme that work for you.
Paint doesn't have to be pedestrian. Look for uplifting shades that make you feel good. Color should be able having fun, and the hallway is the perfect place to experiment with paint ideas that spark joy.
9. Go for an all-grey hallway color scheme
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Grey hallways offer infinite possibilities for making spaces feel airy and relaxing, refined, and timeless, or elegantly sophisticated, but its most redeeming quality is the feeling of calm it creates in any space,' says Farrow & Ball's color curator Joa Studholme.
Dark greys can work superbly in light starved halls to create drama on arrival and make all adjacent rooms look spacious and unapologetically bright.
Pale greys provide a softer alternative to whites, while deep dark greys are packed with drama allowing contrasting shades to pop against their bold backdrop. While the darker shades usually have the strongest appeal, when push comes to shove, having such a deep color on the walls may be too much of a commitment for some.
The key is to choose the right undertone for your space. 'With almost as many grey paint colors to choose from as off-whites, finding the perfect grey can be a minefield,' says Benjamin Moore director, Helen Shaw.
10. Use paint to add interest to architectural features
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Shun the default white for doors in favor of a more dramatic approach. Architectural details such as panelling, rails and coving provide a framework in which to explore color.
Mouldings and architraves are easy to add to plain walls and can then be customised in a favorite color scheme. A bold shade always looks very smart – and works wonderfully when contrasted with brilliant white.
11. Reach for the green paint
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Green hallway ideas promise to renew your connection to nature and is said to evoke feelings of balance and vibrancy. It comes to life with plenty of natural light but can also work in a dark or small hallway.
'Green is incredibly versatile, and the breadth in shade and tone is huge,' says Megan Holloway, marketing manager at Sofa Workshop.
You shouldn't be afraid to pair greens along the color spectrum – all colors complement green. However, choosing accent colors – whether that is the green or another color – needs to be done carefully to ensure there's harmony, which is what green is all about.
12. Paint wall panelling
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Fitting wall panelling vertically will make a room feel taller, making it a great trick for small rooms, such as the hallway. Painting it in a pale color will further emphasize the room's proportions, and introduce architectural interest and intrigue.
13. Decorate in an all-white color scheme
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Nothing surprising about this, but brilliant white paint has a transformative effect on interiors. For white hallway ideas, use it on walls and ceilings and it will make a star of every non-white piece of furniture – or soft furnishings.
White is a wholly selfless paint shade, providing all the light and energy while reflecting the attention elsewhere – and white decorating ideas are incredibly easy to switch up.
14. Paint your hallway in a tranquil shade of blue
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Calm, cool and collected, decorating with blue is win-win: not only does it make a beautiful base for a hallway color scheme but it’s scientifically proven to be a subconsciously serene shade, making it the perfect choice for an entrance or foyer.
Most colors go well with blue, although introducing warmer shades, such as yellow, orange and red will add warmth to the scheme where it might otherwise be lacking.
If in doubt, revisit the color wheel for inspiration for your blue hallway ideas.
15. Embrace a bold color scheme
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Being imaginative with color, a specialist finish or decorative effect is the perfect way to give your hallway individual style.
‘Current trends show a real shift towards brighter colors with a clean-cut finish,’ says Sue Kim, senior color designer at Valspar . ‘When choosing a paint color for an entrance, don’t forget to look beyond the walls – consider the ceiling, skirting, window frames and mouldings and how they can be brought into the scheme.’
If you really want to go bold, then consider embracing this year's biggest paint trend – color drenching. This trend involves choosing one color and painting it across multiple surfaces in one space. The result is bold and thoroughly modern, though its appeal extends beyond its daring aesthetic.
How do you pick a hallway color?
When picking a paint for your hallway it is worth noting that lighter colors will give the appearance of more space, while darker tones will bring the room in, although this can be good if it results in a cozier, more intimate feeling.
The same applies to wallpaper – a large motif will introduce a sense of drama, while a smaller design will be subtle and make the hallway appear more spacious.
Be sure to view the hallway as an integral part of your home, and as such try to make sure it’s in harmony with any rooms leading off it, as well as with the stairway, balustrades and landing (when visible). Don’t treat it as a one-off room: ensure any paint colors or wallpaper designs, even if they are different from those in the surrounding rooms, are in keeping.
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Should hallways be painted light or dark?
Whether your hallway should be painted a light or dark color can depend on factors such as the size of the space and how much natural light the room receives. If your hallway is on the smaller size or quite dark, opting for a light paint color will make the room feel bigger and brighter.
Simon Morris, Marketing Manager at The Radiator Company states, 'hallways often have limited proportions but are some of the busiest places in our homes.
We need the space to look great, but also ask a lot from them. A bit of thoughtful planning can help the space feel more elegant from a decorating standpoint'.
Ultimately, it is completely up to you what color you choose. The hallway is a great place to get creative and use colors and paint ideas that reflect the rest of the decorating scheme in your home, whether you opt for a light or dark color, the space should reflect your personality and thoughtfully welcome you into the home.
Designers Share the 15 Best Hallway Colors
Tom Ferguson
Just a guess, but the word you'd use to describe your hallway probably isn't one of these: striking, dramatic, gorgeous, warm, intimate, exciting. But it could be! It's all about knowing what hallway color you should choose as your backdrop. Keep reading to get inspired by fifteen beautifully decorated hallways along with designer tips and paint color suggestions to transform all your transitional spaces.
Farrow & Ball
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Brown
"I always think it's a mistake to try to make an interior room look brighter with white," says interior designer Tom Stringer.
"I'd rather make it dark and interesting." His go-to dark color is Benjamin Moore's Van Buren Brown HC-70, which resembles semisweet chocolate chips. "It doesn't feel dark to me, just intimate and enveloping," he says.
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Anson Smart
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Baby Blue
Designer Darren Henault has a probing question for the world: "Why do people treat hallways as a lonely, pathetic passageway?" His cure is adding seating, "even if nobody's actually going to sit." This makes it feel comfortable and inviting. In this space designed by Arent & Pyke, the soft blue accent color softens everything up while the striped barrel chair brings in a modern touch.
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Farrow & Ball
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Bright Yellow
"Usually, hallways don't get much sun, so I like yellow—a color that emanates warmth and light," shares designed Marshall Watson.
"It won't take on that gray pallor that white and beige or tan can acquire when there's no window around," He explains. Then consider hanging a series of black and white photographs, as repetition works well in a corridor, he suggests.
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Tom Ferguson
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Black Blue
"I like black in a small hallway. Clients think you're crazy at first, but it's very romantic," Elizabeth Brauer tells us. "Do sconces or a chandelier on dimmers, because you don't want bright light flooding the walls." In this hallway designed by Arent & Pyke, the deep shade of navy still has a lively spirit to it.
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STEPHEN KENT JOHNSON
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Brown Gray
Kim Alexandruik's motto is to "go for impact.
" She encourages you to consider the hallway a playing field for bold accents, like unusual seating and colorful artwork that may be harder to integrate into other rooms. Her color of choice is a "putty-colored gray, with a hint of pink and lavender. Not too light, so it doesn't go vapid," says Aleandruik. Use this hallway designed by Mally Skok as inspiration.
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Jonny Valiant
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High-Gloss Green
"To reduce that long tunnel effect, you have to dematerialize the walls," says designed Maureen Footer. She suggests lacquering them to reflect light and get that shimmery glow. These high-gloss green walls in a hallway designed by Christina Murphy are such a fun surprise.
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Anson Smart
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Beige
"A hallway should be the reverse of what's happening around it," says designer Birch Coffey.
In this home designed by Arent & Pyke, the front door is painted a lively orangey-red color, so the entry hall softens things up with a muted pewter. Coffey likes Benjamin Moore's Revere Pewter HC-172. "This seagull gray doesn't scream for attention, yet it has presence. Light, yet deep enough to look sharp with a contrasting trim," says the designer.
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Francesco Lagnese
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Hot Pink
Intense, eye-catching, and adventurous, we're loving the neon pink walls in this townhouse designed by Jonathan Berger. Use it in a foyer for a warm, welcoming, impossible-to-forget entrance, or to embolden a lackluster hallway.
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Felix Forest
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Light Gray
"Remember those boutique hotels with hallways so dark they made you feel like a mole? I think the drama should come from your art, and the paint should be fresh and light," says designed Betsy Brown.
A nice in between neutral is a gorgeous backdrop for sculptural mirrors and unique lighting, as seen in this hallway by Arent & Pyke.
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Blush Pink
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Blush Pink
A light, delicate pink that provides just a touch of oomph looks surprisingly good when paired with more modern, streamlined, geometric pieces. It also works brilliantly in playful, eccentric spaces, like this one designed by 2LG Studio. The pink color makes it feel open and bright while the elaborate, saturated blue runner grounds it.
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Matthew Williams
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Deep Aqua
"Hallways without windows can and should be mysterious," asserts Susan Zises Green. She recommends trying a a deep blue with a lot of green that's wet and languid, like this glossy transitional space designed by Studio DB.
Green also suggests carrying it up the ceiling to make it feel like a cocoon.
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Sara Tramp
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All White
Sometimes white really is the best option. "I like to use white in a space that has no natural light," shares Lisa Jackson. Her favorite is Farrow & Ball's All White 2005 because "it's not too blue, not too pink, not too yellow." She also says "there should always be a focal point at the end of a hall—a console table, a fabulous chair..." In this one designed by Jess Bunge of Emily Henderson Design, our attention is drawn to the minimalist mirror.
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Tom Ferguson
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Dark Gray
People are often afraid of dark colors. But it's just paint, bottom line. Try it. You'll like it," Sue Burgess reminds us.
Her favorite dark paint color is Benjamin Moore's Taupe 2110-10, which is a rich chocolate-y brown. You could also opt for a moody gray hue like this one used by Arent & Pyke. It's sullen and serious yet exciting and fresh. Plus, it pairs beautifully with a ton of color schemes.
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Dustin Askland
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Mint Green
You can embrace color without going too over-the-top, as proven by this cheerful little hallway designed by Elizabeth Architecture and Design. Pale mint green is a lovely option to give a narrow passageway some fresh energy.
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Hecker Guthrie
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Cream
"There's just something about white that feels very pure and fresh and doesn't compete with the rooms off the hallway," Alex Papachristidis tells us.
The designer usually opts for Benjamin Moore Cloud White 967, using different finishes for the wall and trims to create subtle contrast. The soft white in this hallway designed by Hecker Guthrie allows us to focus on the striking blue carpet in the room ahead.
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What color to paint the corridor in the apartment: our advice (+38 photos)
Content
- The role of color
- Choosing the color for a narrow hallway
- Decoration for a small white hallway
- Decorating with natural materials
- and brown tones (2 videos)
- Hallway color options (38 photos)
Many people, when making repairs, often do not attach importance to the interior of the hallway. They strive to make this room functional and forget that convenience can be combined with stylish design.
Even the most modest hallway can be turned into a work of art with the right design. So, what color to paint the corridor in the apartment?
The role of color
Color is a key design element of the room. The selected shades depend on the style, lighting, area and purpose of the room. There are no strict rules in choosing colors for the hallway; full scope for creativity is limited only by the designer's imagination. The only thing that is recommended to be taken into account is that the interiors of the corridor and other rooms should be in harmony.
The walls in the hallway can be painted in any color: bright, pastel, saturated and muted - only white is recommended to be avoided. Classic light brown and beige shades are suitable for those who want to create, above all, a practical corridor. Light gray walls will visually enlarge the room, besides, this color is easy to combine with brighter tones.
It is advisable to combine no more than three colors in any room, otherwise colorful walls will "overload" interior . Before you paint the corridor, you need to think about whether the existing furniture will fit into such an interior. If it is possible to purchase a new one, then maintain a single style. Classical furniture is unlikely to fit into a red or black corridor, and minimalist furniture in pink.
Important note! The furniture should be darker than the walls, but not too gloomy. Black should always be balanced with lighter shades.
Selecting a color for a narrow hallway
Many people find a narrow corridor inconvenient.
Place cabinets only along the walls, which, by the way, are constantly getting dirty. Pasted wallpapers often tear because bags and outerwear hit them, so the best option is to paint the walls.
A narrow corridor imposes certain restrictions on the selection of colors. The main rule is not to overload the corridor with an abundance of flowers.
It is important to make a narrow corridor well lit, not only due to lamps.
White would be a great solution, but its disadvantage is impracticality. This does not mean that it cannot be used in the hallway at all. A snow-white finish on a burgundy or dark blue background will look very impressive. If you do not want such experiments, it is recommended to choose light and delicate tones. Pay attention to the cold color scheme, which will help create a feeling of airiness in the interior.
Avoid monotony, it will tire you. You can create a smooth transition from a light shade to a darker one throughout the corridor.
Another solution is to create an interesting wall texture, such as plastering before painting.
Decoration for a small hallway
Small spaces require a particularly careful design approach. What color to paint the room? It is not advised to make the walls in such hallways plain. For visual expansion, it is recommended to use horizontal stripes. Vertical lines will correct low ceilings, visually lifting them. The pattern does not always have to be straight lines, a pattern directed horizontally or vertically is sufficient.
The color scheme in a small hallway should not be too dark. Best painted in light cinnamon and beige shades with white and milky finishes. An interesting solution would be white-brown stripes-teeth. A white horizontal strip on the wall under the ceiling will visually lift it. Mirrors and metallic finishes can also be used to expand the space.
Small rooms are very capricious in terms of design. The emphasis should be on functionality, but avoid exaggerated minimalism.
Natural materials look good in a small apartment. Light wood finishes create a warm and inviting atmosphere, and if properly installed, will last for years.
Decorating with natural materials
Wood-panelled walls in the hallway are still rare, but this bold solution looks very advantageous in corridors of any type. What effect can such walls create? Thanks to the variety of shades and the natural structure of wood, you can create a unique interior.
Wood not only decorates, but also helps solve several problems. You won't have to level the walls, as the panels will hide any small irregularities. The room will not need to be insulated, which is especially important in hallways with a draft.
Natural materials look great in the right light. Wood needs warm, diffused light, while stone needs bright, direct rays.
An equally interesting material is stone. Of course, if you cover all the walls with it, it will look gloomy, but certain areas will be in harmony with the interior.
It is better to choose the type of stone depending on what color you have chosen for painting the rest of the wall.
It is important to consider the style of the room. In classic and country style, wood will be appropriate, and modern , retro and minimalism gravitate more towards stone. If your interior is in high-tech style, then it is better not to use such a finish.
Illumination
Illumination is used to zone rooms or create accents on certain details. A place with mandatory enhanced lighting - next to the mirror. You can experiment with other corridor zones.
Colored lighting in a hallway with plain walls will create a completely different mood. And the color of the lamp can be easily changed if desired.
The color of the light source also plays an important role. Green is best used in a seating area, golden or pinkish in front of a mirror. Cold tones visually expand the space. Movable lighting devices will create an interesting effect in any functional area.
Before choosing which color to paint the corridor, you need to take into account all the functional features so that the color scheme improves the appearance of the hallway. A good hallway interior is very important because it sets the mood when you enter the house.
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Hallway color options (38 photos)
What color to paint the corridor in your apartment
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What to consider when choosing the color of the hallway
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Any apartment starts from the hallway.
Shoe shelves, a wardrobe for outerwear, a key holder are placed here, so the main thing in the interior of the corridor is functionality. But it is also important that every room in the apartment is cozy, and the interior is in harmony with the configuration of the room.
What to consider when choosing the color of the hallway
When choosing the color for the walls in the corridor, designers recommend taking into account the following factors:
- square and configuration of the room;
- ceiling height;
- design style;
- illumination.
The larger and more spacious the corridor, the warmer the shades should be. But even in a large hallway, the choice of color for the walls determines the lighting. If there is a lot of light, then it is allowed to use the most daring shades: turquoise, blue, purple, green, etc. If the area of \u200b\u200bthe room is small, dark colors are not recommended. Visually, they will reduce the space.
The walls of long narrow corridors are best painted in light colors. To decorate a small space with insufficient lighting, shades are used: white, blue, gray, beige.
The combination of style and color in the design of the corridor
In the classic style, natural materials are used or imitating them, made from synthetics. Natural stone, wood, tiles of natural shades give the room a noble look. Strictness and elegance are the basis of the classic design. This style will never go out of style. Many designers recommend using paint with a matte finish. To decorate the corridor in a classic style, use muted shades of the following colors:
- purple;
- white;
- brown;
- grey;
- burgundy;
- beige;
- olive.
Classics do not use bright colors that contrast with the interior. Muted tones create a feeling of peace, comfort, warmth. Stucco molding or carving can become an addition to a monophonic design.
The walls are decorated with mirrors, sconces, paintings or panels. Accessories should also be light colors. It is permissible to use small decorative elements, decorated with golden or silver inserts.
Other decoration styles also welcome the use of warm and light colors to decorate the walls in the corridor. Hi-tech style is characterized by minimalism and asceticism, so the walls are painted with all shades of white and gray. The emphasis in this design is on well-thought-out lighting. The room becomes light and airy. There is a complete sense of freedom here.
Bright details, dark colors are used when decorating the Art Nouveau corridor. Smooth lines of decorative elements, prevailing natural shades in the interior can be diluted with bright contrasting colors. Experienced craftsmen recommend using lilac, dark pink, all shades of blue and purple for painting walls.
If the ceilings in the house are low, it is better to leave the walls white or paint them in a light gray tone.
The corridor with a high ceiling is suitable for decoration in any style. The main thing to remember is that if the hallway is narrow, it is better not to overdo it with dark tones.
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