Corridors That Will Elevate Your Love for Railings

1. You're Losing So Much Beauty!

If you thought that a corridor is the most boring room in the house, this is a great example of the opposite. Wainscoting and outlets decorate its walls and ceiling, making the space more elegant and majestic. Of course, parquet in the herringbone technique helps and adds warmth.

2. Wainscoting Can Also Be Modern

Not everything has to be complicated patterns if you want to decorate a corridor with wainscoting. There are also those with simple clean lines that highlight the elegance of the space without excessive effect. In this corridor, some friezes with wainscoting are placed that give perspective to the corridor and fill it with individuality.

3. If Walls Could Talk...

These walls and wainscoting could tell all the secrets of those who walked by them. If your house has them — leave them as they are. If not, you can always install them yourself. Today there are polyurethane and polystyrene models that are glued with special adhesive and are very easy to install.

4. Corridor with White Wainscoting and Glass Door

Decorating with wainscoting is an art. And it fills the space (especially in a corridor) and can even use white color to preserve brightness. Look at this corridor where the furniture also has very soft tones.

5. On Ceiling and Walls

If you're looking for a calm, modern and elegant effect, don't overdo it with wainscoting. Just place an element at half the height and paint the lower part darker, like wainscoting. Matching with the ceiling increases the depth of the corridor and gives it warmth.

6. Cupboards with Wainscoting in the Corridor

If you don't dare to install them on the wall, wainscoting in a corridor cupboard will achieve the same effect of elegance and class. To avoid monotony, add a rug to the corridor, for example such a rug that fills it with color.