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Make a Stunning First Impression with These Narrow Entryway Ideas

Do you want to make your long narrow entryway or hallway appear bigger? These narrow entryway ideas will help your entryway make a strong first impression.

Oversized Mirrors

A big reflective surface will add brightness and the illusion of extra space in narrow entryways.

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Unless that is, you live in a 20 bedroom castle and therefore the entryway is in fact a proper size room! But for others, entryways aren’t exactly the most glamorous room of the house. But what so as they are often the first room you enter from and leave from. Ought we to spend the most time on it? Absolutely yes. And creating this illusion not only creates space but also welcomes you warmly, with hints of the rest of the hose bouncing off the wall mirrors.

Gorgeous Rugs

Rugs can make or break a space. Rug or runer can bring in color and some much-needed texture in narrow hallways.  

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Also, you may wish to ask your guests to take shoes off as your home is usually pristine and therefore it is always a good idea to have something super comfy to walk on as a warm welcome. Little things like this most may not notice, however, is the comfort we all need on our feet from a tough day at the office so to speak. Don’t underestimate rugs, they are the silent superstars of our homes! You may choose to add luxury to your home by having a neutral rug with neutral colors, or indeed go with warmth and pattern for something a little more oriental and characterful. Indian and Persian rugs work best for this. Rugs also help create a sense of space and can elongate the corridor giving you more eye perspective in the process. Like the red carpet in those fancy A-List events. Host your own, you’re totally A-List worthy!

Neutral Colors

Choose your wall colors carefully. Go for a lighter neutral color that will open up space. Whites, creams, and extremely light pastels will create a bigger illusion.

Stay away from warmer tones and darker shades because it will only make the hallway or entryway look smaller.

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You may not wish to give away too much and leave certain suspense to your visitors visiting you for the very first time and would like to keep things reasonably simple. It is important to walk into your home without seeing a lot of fuss going on around instantly relaxing the mind. Hallways are really underrated and often left to the dozens of shoes lying all over the place making the space crowded and rather unwelcoming. This is the exact negative energy that you need to balance and get right, balancing openness, cleanliness, and positivity throughout this essential space. Get rid of clutter, and make your home free from obstructing objects all over the floor, making your entry and exit a positive one. Play with ceiling lights a lot, similar to how a gallery would, including a lot of hooks for bags and coats, and a protected area for shoes.

Playing with Color

Hallways and entryways are the perfect spots for adding more color to your home.

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If for you white is a little too clinical and without much personality, totally understand. You are on the total another side of the spectrum and wish warmth and personality over brightness. It can feel daunting to use color on the walls but this really does support your character traits. Use bright oranges, greens, and yellows to brighten up your mood instantly reminding you of sunshine. Use warmer colors such as dark greys, to sober up the hallway adding a touch of sophistication, or indeed add warm pinks, reds, purples, and blues to add a mysterious look and instantly make you feel safe and in the warmth. You can balance the best of both worlds by including lighter color touches to your walls by adding warm tones of dark wooden frames and other accessories, a mirror, and dim lighting. Or in a darker color pallet hallway, you may wish to use bright white photo frames and bright light to not feel overly suffocated.

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You can make a huge difference in the way space feels by adding wall decorations.

Whether go with a gallery wall, a large statement piece, or a mirror with character, they can add color, style, and personality when decorating the hallway.

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Adding smart lighting on the ceilings directed towards your wall art and accessories increases the space and glamorizes everything you own around it. Exactly the way an art gallery works. Once again, think about your hallways as the stairs to heaven. You can play a lot with that having a tunnel visual aspect that creates this journey, no matter how short, into the unknown but having the feeling of curiosity. It is where it all starts. Intrigue the eye, be bold, after all, it is your home.

Lighting

Many narrow hallways feel dark because they lack natural light. The addition of accent lighting to different focal points visually widens a hallway, and can also add warmth.

Pendant lights along the length of the hallway add visual interest and brighten the hallway.

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So, if your hallways are not blessed with natural light, play with orientable ceiling lights to a 360 degree up and down left to right movable movement to smarter point the light to a source on your walls that will reflect light everywhere. Choose lighter color tones for the walls for the effect to work at its best. Or indeed use mirrors left to right for the light to continuously bounce back and forth. It will also be a smart way to increase the visual space even in the tightest of hallways and have a greater perspective of openness.

10 expert ways to make a long space seem wider |

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If you have ever had to look for narrow entryway ideas, then you’ll be more than aware of the tricky task of making it a long entryway look wider than it actually is, while desperately searching for interior designer tricks to make your entrance appear warm and welcoming.  

You’ve probably spent hours trying out different entryway ideas, rearranging furniture, choosing paint colors and deliberating on rug styles in a frenzied attempt to make your long entrance look more spacious, light and airy.

Do not panic – with some clever tricks of the trade, there are in fact multiple small entryway ideas that wall help turn that awkward entryway layout into something stylish and sophisticated, so don’t give up just yet.

Narrow entryway ideas – 10 expert-approved layouts

Give your narrow entryway a much-need update with our curated selection of interior design-approved layouts, entryway color ideas, lighting inspiration and more.

1. Use color to lift a long entryway

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'A narrow entryway can often be on the dark side,' says Edward Bulner, interior designer and founder, Edward Bulmer Natural Paint . 'Light colors will not make a dark space light, but good colors will make it interesting. So go with the vibrant mid to dark colors that can be lifted and lightened with lamplight. Try deep blues or a deeper neutral such as warm cinnamon and taupe.’ 

Joa Studholme, color curator at Farrow & Ball agrees: ‘When dealing with a long or dark hall it’s best to embrace what you have rather than fight it. Paint it a strong color that will thrill you and your guests when you arrive at the house and make the rooms off it feel bigger and lighter.’

2. Create an impact

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When it comes to decorating a long, narrow entryway, many people make the mistake of thinking lots of light colors will help to lift the space, says Nicole Salvesen, co-founder of Salvesen Graham . 

‘The truth is that some battles are just not worth fighting. If you paint the entryway entirely white, it has the effect of highlighting the lack of natural light rather than disguising it.’ Instead, the best option is to distract the eye. ‘Do something fun. Use a patterned wallpaper or opt for a dramatic entryway paint color, and then hang lots of pictures on the walls. Make it a nice place to be, rather than somewhere to hurry through.’

3. Light the way 

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There are various lighting tricks available these days to make an entryway appear more exciting and feel more spacious, says Sally Storey, creative director of John Cullen Lighting . 

‘It’s best to aim for drama, not symmetry, by layering the lighting effects in an entryway,’ she explains. ‘Add impact by hanging an oversized pendant and dimming it for mood, but use this in conjunction with downlights that can spotlight a picture on the wall or highlight flowers on a console table.’ 

Then add a contrast by using wall lights or a downlighter to create a wash along one wall. Another trick Sally recommends is to draw the eye down the entrance by lighting the half-landing or an object at the far end: this helps to foreshorten a long narrow space.

4. Maximize space in a small, narrow entryway 

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Good entryway storage ideas are essential in a narrow space. This area tends to be a casting-off spot for everyone’s coats, bags, shoes and keys, so be sure to find the best solution that makes the most of every available inch, be that built-in or standalone furniture. 

If space is at a premium, or if cost is an issue, there are plenty of flexible freestanding pieces available such as consoles, chests, baskets plus pegs and shelves, all of which make good small entryway ideas for apartments.

5. Raise the ceiling 

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Another way to create the feeling of space in cramped or narrow entryway is to raise ceilings, says interior decorator Charlotte Hughes of Sutton House Interiors . ‘Removing the plasterboard to raise the ceiling can be very effective. If that reveals some rather ugly floor joists, ask whether your builder can replace them with some more attractive structural oak joists without affecting the floor above.’

'In old houses it can pay to investigate the original "bones" of the house though it is important to consider the condition ceilings may be in if you expose them,' says  Genna Margolis, founder of Shapeside , who designed this Santa Monica home. The use of white paint here may have helped to conceal flaws as well as create a softer effect that blends in with the room below. 

6. Color drench a narrow space

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One narrow entryway trend which is currently being adopted is color drenching. ‘This contemporary, cohesive approach delivers high impact by painting woodwork, radiators, the ceiling and doors the same color as the walls,’ says Ruth Mottershead, creative director, Little Greene . ‘This will create a complete scheme, treating each element similarly, and will deliver a design statement when entering or viewing the hallway from other rooms within your home.’

7. Plan accessories carefully

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‘A beautifully detailed wall of lightly antiqued mirror can be a great way to expand a tight entryway,' says Claire Sa, director, De Rosee Sa . 'Placing a console and lamps in front of a large mirror softens the coldness of the mirror material. ’ 

A fantastic way to maximize light, well-chosen hallway mirror ideas will help to create the illusion of space – and play a welcome part in making your space feel bigger and brighter, instantly.

8. Be bold and daring 

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‘Narrow entryways should make a statement about the house and owners as well as being a welcoming space,' says Mike Fisher, creative director and founder, Studio Indigo . 'Small and narrow spaces can be treated in a grand way – “be bold” is my advice.'

'Large details can open up the space, such as using double doors but making them as tall as possible. A pair of facing mirrors helps create the illusion of more space and adds a bit of glamor. Painting the space a light color will not make it feel bigger. Use strong color to make a statement and give personality. Lastly, we are great fans of polished plaster in hallways – it’s practical, tough and has a wonderful reflective quality that makes the space shimmer. ’ 

9. Display favorite art

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Walls that are covered with pictures and other wall hangings tend to make a room feel closed in or busy, so simply hang one or two large pieces of artwork to make the room feel wider and more spacious. Ensure there is enough space between the pieces to allow them to shine.

‘Our favorite way to make a statement with art in a narrow entryway is to play with scale,' notes Camilla Clarke, creative director at Albion Nord . 'Make the most of the wall space and choose a large-scale artwork that spans the full height of the door or wall. It will feel bold and impactful.'

10. Keep a narrow space free from clutter

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If there’s one thing that’s going to create the illusion of more space in a narrow entryway, it’s decluttering.  Make sure you keep your entryway organized by removing unnecessary items, and your space will instantly feel spacious, lighter and more welcoming.

When organizing an entryway, try and keep the floor as clear as possible, too, as it’s one of the easiest ways to maintain a sense of spaciousness. Remove any oversized rugs and plants, and factor in bag, coast and shoe storage to ensure unused clothing and footwear doesn't accumulate.

How do you decorate a narrow entryway?

In dark, narrow entryways, decorating choices make a big difference. ‘There are two approaches to small or narrow entryways,’ says Ruth Mottershead, creative director, Little Greene. ‘Embrace the size and go for deep dark colors and patterned wallpapers, or opt for a trick of the eye and elongate a long narrow space by using a lighter, warmer color at the end of the space, with a slightly darker shade of a similar tone on the walls to create depth.’ 

Ann Grafton, creative director of Mulberry Home also notes that, ‘using a large-scale design on all walls in an entryway can blur the illusion of where one wall stops and another one begins, making the space feel wider.

How to style a skinny entryway?

‘Entryways can often be narrow with little natural light so consider using color and pattern to create a design scheme that brings warmth and light to the space,' says Ruth Mottershead.

'The entrance is a fantastic place to create a first impression for guests, but also the first area you enter when returning home, so consider how you want your home to make you feel: calm and cocooned or cheerful and vibrant? Don’t forget to consider the views into the entryway from other rooms, how much do you see and how will the design you choose for the entrance flow into the rest of the house?’

Jennifer is the Digital Editor at Homes & Gardens. Having worked in the interiors industry for a number of years, spanning many publications, she now hones her digital prowess on the 'best interiors website' in the world. Multi-skilled, Jennifer has worked in PR and marketing, and the occasional dabble in the social media, commercial and e-commerce space.  Over the years, she has written about every area of the home, from compiling design houses from some of the best interior designers in the world to sourcing celebrity homes, reviewing appliances and even the odd news story or two.

Narrow hallway: 5 chic design ideas

A spacious wide entrance hall is a complete exception to the rule. These are only in modern new buildings created on an individual project. And in most cases, the corridor is small: you can’t accelerate in it and you can’t put everything that you usually want to see in the hallway. It is even more difficult to organize the interior of a narrow hallway in a modern style.

Some of them manage to organize re-planning and successfully resolve the issue. But today we are talking about cramped, narrow hallways, which in practice are very difficult to arrange beautifully or somehow in an original way. But still it is possible. And we will tell you how to do it.

Narrow hallway design 2020: starting with the right layout

Long and narrow hallway design requires attention to detail. We have to make the room functional, put the most necessary furniture, but not clutter up the corridor, visually expand the hallway. You may have to choose smaller cabinets or even prefer narrow, neat cases for the hallway, but pay more attention to other important details.

Therefore, first we make a drawing on paper or in an online planner and try to arrange the furniture first on the drawing. And only after we decide what, where and how it will stand, what design elements we decide to use and other little things, we proceed to put the project into practice.

General recommendations

For a narrow corridor, it is undesirable to choose voluminous materials and dark colors even at the stage of repair. The general style in the design of the hallway should continue the design of the rest of the rooms. Doors from the corridor to other rooms are either sliding to save space, or removed completely. If you can’t do without doors, it is important that they open not towards each other.

Proper arrangement of furniture in a narrow hallway

The design of a narrow hallway often involves furnishing with a sliding wardrobe. It saves space for opening the doors and allows you to organize the storage of not only outerwear, but also other wardrobe items. A sliding wardrobe with a mirror will give the room more light and a feeling of free space, and a wardrobe with photo printing on the facades will make the corridor visually deeper in width, and this is exactly the effect that we are striving to achieve.

If there is not enough space for a closet, you can put a compact entrance hall with a hanger, shoe rack, chest of drawers and a mirror included. Then there will be a place to place a pouffe or a banquette. The closer the narrow hallway, the less depth the furniture should be. In order to prevent a large number of protruding corners and not turn the corridor into a complex maze.

Small hallway: how to decorate to make it seem more space?

In a narrow hallway, the design suggests a visual expansion of the space. Look at the photo in the apartment: designers are trying to lay tiles or laminate across or diagonally - this helps to make the corridor a little wider.

In a similar way, the technique with the design of skirting boards exactly to match the floor works. At the same time, adjacent walls are pasted over with different wallpapers, but in a similar color palette.

And a long-recognised trick is to use large mirrors on one of the walls. But here it is important to understand that if you take the entire long wall with a mirror, it will make the narrow hallway even longer.

Experiment with lighting. Let there be several light sources in the corridor: cabinet lighting, floor perimeter lighting, ceiling lighting along the contour instead of one lamp on the ceiling, as we are all used to.

What to do with the corridor in Khrushchev?

There is one more peculiarity with a narrow hallway in Khrushchev - the room is usually a corner one. For a corridor of this form, you will have to put either a corner hallway, or try to furnish it with pencil cases or corner racks. At the same time, it is important that all elements of design and furniture form a single ensemble.

5 ideas for decorating a stylish hallway

The concept of minimalism allows you to abandon unnecessary furniture. There remains a narrow pencil case, a minimum of decorations, a laconic banquette, a key holder on the wall - and that's it. Most often, such a corridor is decorated in light pastel colors; voluminous decor or dark colors are not allowed.

Modern style implies the use of modern materials: plastic, eco-veneer, etc. Monochromatic surfaces without prints look good. Instead, you can focus on textiles: carpets with geometric patterns, for example.

Scandinavian style requires the use of white as a base, which is complemented by cool shades with a dotted addition of saturated shades. Wicker items are allowed as decor, for example, baskets for small items or shelves for accessories.

Marine style - one of the brightest for decorating a narrow hallway. Blue or turquoise shades prevail here, original decor elements are welcome: hooks in the form of an anchor, key holders in the form of a steering wheel, etc.

Country in a narrow corridor allows the use of bright colors and vintage furniture. If you have a chest of drawers, originally from the 60s, and you did not know where to put it - country style will help to arrange it beautifully in the hallway. However, in this style you can not do without light wallpapers and abstract patterns.

Whatever style you choose, try to leave enough space in the hallway for shoes and outerwear, otherwise you will have to deal with the ongoing mess.

We hope these tips will help you make your narrow hallway stylish, practical and truly functional!

Frequently asked questions

You can judge the interior of the house as a whole from the hallway. The corridor connects all the other rooms, and the daily life of the whole family depends on how conveniently this is implemented.

In a hallway of any size, there must be a place to put shoes, put accessories and hang outerwear. Everything else is optional. If there is enough space, you can make a wardrobe in the hallway. If not, the minimum set will suffice.

A small hallway should have a minimum of furniture. It is much more important to visually expand the space. This is realized with the help of tricks with lighting (illumination of the floor, ceiling, many lamps around the perimeter), using mirrors and facades with photo printing, and using other design techniques.

75 best practical design solutions

Not every modern, let alone old-style apartment can boast a wide, spacious entrance hall. Properly made redevelopment will save the situation, but it can not always be done for various reasons. How to best design a narrow hallway, correctly adjust its shape, expand, arrange furniture, more in the text of this article.

The less space in the hallway, the more rational should be the design approach

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Where to start?

The design of an overly narrow hallway, a narrow corridor in an apartment or a country house begins with the drafting. Any room has several zones - it is not difficult to organize them in an oblong-shaped corridor. It is important to maintain maximum functionality without cluttering up the space.

First of all, you need to think about how you can adjust the space itself

When developing a design project, some principles should be considered:

Before starting the repair, decide on the arrangement of all necessary items

There are two main zones in the hallway: entrance and vestibule. They stylize the space as a “study”, “courtyard in France”, “winter garden”, “alley of fairy tales”, etc. Increased attention is paid to doors - if they are located on both sides of the corridor, they should not open towards each other, but in different sides. If possible, they are made sliding or completely removed, replacing them with arches - this is how an open, combined space is formed.

Two rugs of different sizes - the easiest way to zone the hallway

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Choice of finishing materials

The decoration of the corridor is selected depending on the style of the interior, the planned budget, and the personal preferences of the owners. Suitable for both classic and modern.

Ceramic tiles - the most durable floor covering

The floor covering is selected to be wear-resistant, moisture-resistant, because there is a lot of walking in the hallway, preferably easy to clean. Most commonly used:

The walls are also made washable, especially if children live in the apartment, pets that need to be walked. Applicable:

For walls, choose easy-to-clean wallpaper or moisture-resistant paint

The ceiling is made stretch, suspended, it can sometimes be multi-level, covered with decorative plaster, decorated with expanded polystyrene tiles, decorated with foam stucco molding or painted with water-based paint.

All doors must be made in the same style, from the same materials. When buying them, the thickness of the walls is taken into account - the door frame should not stick out much. Skirting boards are usually matched to the tone of the doors, less often to match the color of the floor.

Advice: if the ceiling is low, you should avoid a large number of tiers, stucco elements. With a hall width of a meter and a half, voluminous details such as wooden panels, textured stone are completely unacceptable.

Glossy ceiling will appear taller than

See also What kind of wallpaper to choose in the hallway if you have bright doors?

What shades to choose

With the help of color it is easy to visually change the shape and size of the space. The smaller the room being decorated, the lighter, warmer colors are used for it. They are used no more than three, and the main one accounts for up to 65% of the space being designed, the auxiliary one - up to 30%, the rest - bright accents.

White walls, black accents and natural wood are a great choice for a small hallway

The most suitable combinations for a narrow hallway:

Harmonious combination of white, light gray and brown

Tip. The floor is darker than the walls, the ceiling - this is how the balance of the design is created, stable support for the legs and furniture.

Skillful use of black in the interior of a narrow hallway

See also What should be the modern design of the hallway

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When the hallway is very cramped, there are not many pieces of furniture here:

Two or three pieces of furniture are selected at the same time from the items of furniture described above. Sometimes, instead of a sofa, they put a pair of ottomans, complementing them with an umbrella stand.

If the hallway is very small, you can get by with a hanging cabinet and simple hooks

Open shoe cabinet can be used as a bench

A built-in bench is a great solution to avoid cluttering a narrow hallway with unnecessary furniture

The narrower the corridor, the more narrow furniture is required for it. Objects should be preferred, no more than 40-55 cm deep. The furniture is placed in one row along a long wall, it is advisable not to allow a large number of protruding corners, catching on which it is easy to get injured.

When choosing furniture, try to stick to neutral colors

A compromise option - an entrance hall to order. In this case, the owner of the apartment himself chooses the style of furniture, the filling of the closet, the shape, the number of shelves, the configuration of the couch, etc.

See alsoDesign of the corridor in the apartment color scheme, choice of wall and floor coverings

Design of a narrow long hallway: expanding the space

With the right finishing of a narrow hallway, it is possible to visually expand it. If laminate, floorboard, tiles are laid across or diagonally, and not along, the room will appear wider. The same effect will be obtained if the baseboard matches the color of the floor covering. Light walls will also visually "remove" the boundaries of space, it is preferable to use different finishes for different areas - a combination of two types of wallpaper of similar colors, but with a pattern of different sizes. A large 3D sticker is placed on one of the long walls, in the form of a realistic open window with a beautiful view behind it.

Laying a floorboard across a narrow corridor will visually expand the space

Mirrors are a reliable assistant in expanding the space, filling it with light. With their help, the room of a narrow corridor visually expands. The mirror covers almost half of the long wall, decorates the cabinet doors, which can be completely mirrored. A partially or completely mirrored ceiling is also acceptable, especially if it is not too high. If sunlight falls on the mirror surfaces from the doorways of other rooms, the narrow hallway will become bright and spacious. The mirror, which completely occupies the entire narrow wall, makes the front one even longer.

Mirror tiles on the wall will make the corridor more spacious

Lighting a long, narrow corridor can also change the shape of the front:

Make sure that there is no lack of lighting in the hallway

See also Small hallway design problems: how to solve?

Focus on details

Bright accents are irreplaceable in any interior. They will be:

Even in a small hallway, a couple of bright accents are quite appropriate

Too bright contrasts do not need a lot - they visually "break" the overall picture, the hallway will not look whole. It is desirable that all the details are in harmony with each other, making up a single ensemble - similar floral motifs on the carpet and sofa upholstery, geometric patterns on the mirror frame and flower pots, cross-stitch on pillows and wall panels.

Tip. Illumination of each significant element of the decor will make the interior unique.

See also Advantages and design of small dressing rooms

If there is a staircase to the second floor, it is made as compact and narrow as possible. Stairs here are acceptable mid-flight, spiral, straight. The nuances of a narrow hallway with stairs:

Wooden wardrobe matches the dark stair railing

Tip: safety issues are of paramount importance here, especially if elderly people, small children, people with musculoskeletal disorders live in the house.

Small entrance hall with Scandinavian style stairs

See alsoDifficulties, features and design rules of the hallway with stairs

Corridor in "Khrushchev"

In such apartments, the hallway is not only narrow, but also most often of an “uncomfortable” shape - a corner one. An L-shaped corridor is usually decorated with corner furniture - a wardrobe, a small sofa, shelves. Wallpapers are selected suitable for the overall interior design - vinyl, bamboo, metallized, "liquid". The narrow hallway here will become even more elongated. Do not litter it with voluminous decorative elements.

In a small hallway a mirror can be placed on the front door

The interior of the entrance hall of a complex configuration, made in the classic style

See alsoDesign of an entrance hall in an apartment in a panel house: three types of repairs

Today's most popular styles:

  1. Modern built-in wardrobe with lots of shelves, hooks, hangers, full length mirror, long narrow daybed. The floor in the entrance area is covered with laminate, the vestibule part is covered with carpet in a contrasting color. Stretch ceiling, pastel colors.

    Elegance and functionality are the main features of modern style

  2. Loft - white brick walls, light wood floor, stylized false beams on the ceiling, shiny lamps on long cords. The cabinet is necessarily wooden, artificially aged, but narrow. Several pouffes for sitting, one or two mirrors.

    It is in the loft that a bicycle, skateboard and other attributes of an active lifestyle will organically fit in

  3. Minimalism - a flat plain ceiling, decorated with foam tiles without a pattern, the walls are light, there is a laminate on the floor, a little darker than the walls. Near the entrance is a simple hanger, above it is a wide shelf with storage boxes in contrasting colors. A little further - a sofa covered with eco-leather, a large mirror without a frame.

    Just a shoe rack and hanger - enough to get as close to minimalist style as possible

Corridor - a place where those who enter the house take off their outer clothing, shoes, put various other items on the shelf, evaluate their appearance in the mirror.

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