Hall Interior: Photos and Description of Possible Variants

Photo 1 — Hall Interior

The Purpose of the Hall Dictates Certain Requirements for Its Interior

• First of all, the living room should delight the owners: the room, above all, is family-oriented, intended to bring warmth and comfort, not add tension but instead relieve fatigue. Thus, a relaxation zone is very important in the hall.
• Secondly, as the name itself suggests, the hall cannot avoid hosting guests. To invite relatives, close friends, and colleagues, it is helpful to create an appropriate atmosphere that encourages communication and dining.

Besides the two purposes mentioned above, the hall can also serve other functions. In a small house or apartment with many residents, the living room can combine the hall, bedroom, office, dining room, and more.

Photo 2 — Hall Interior. Stylish and Comfortable

The design of the hall should be:

• stylish (color scheme, combination of colors and textures of finishes and furniture);
• functional (spatial clarity, versatility of the interior, possibility of transforming parts of it, etc.).

While in the past there was a certain style that everyone tried to follow for some time in interior design, modern design simultaneously offers so many trendy styles and directions that it is easy to get lost in choosing a single one.

When considering variants, it is best to rely on personal taste.

Instead of searching for a ready-made perfect design, it is better to experiment: create a synthesis of several suitable options, crafting your unique interior.

Photo 3 — Hall Interior. Uncluttered Space

Hall Interior Made by Yourself

When creating an interior yourself, you need to decide on a color that will set the tone for the living room. This does not mean the living room has to be in one color; just one color is taken as the basis. Many palaces have rooms named according to this principle. For example, the Blue Drawing Room in the Vorontsov Palace in Alupka: walls and ceiling are painted blue (main color), white carved patterns in flowers, yellow-golden upholstered furniture, white curtains matching the carving, a fireplace of the same color with corresponding decor. A light airy interior in classical style, with the heaviest and darkest elements being solid wooden doors, moldings, and windows. A perfect example of color combinations for a blue living room.

Photo 4 — A Perfect Example of Color Combinations for a Blue Living Room

Photo 5 — A Perfect Example of Color Combinations for a Blue Living Room. Lighting

Before creating the hall interior by yourself, you can consider various current color combinations and pay attention to how finishes and furniture colors are combined.

Hall in Brown Tones

Similar to this is an interior in beige tones. Brown tones are versatile and most popular. These colors are nature’s colors, wood tones that blend harmoniously into any interior. Both light and dark brown furniture looks great with almost any wall color, and beige walls are an excellent background for almost any furniture.

However, to make the living room look great, you need to combine different colors and shades. You don’t have to go too far in the color palette, just adding sandy, cream, golden hues. White or milk-white combined with beige or chocolate helps expand the space and creates contrast. For contrast, you can also use more vibrant colors like lavender, raspberry, or burgundy (depending on the shade of brown). Natural yellow or red tones work well as decor.

Brown shades are widely used in various interior design styles. For example, a light-toned living room using beige can be created in Provence, cottage, or modern style. A darker brown (wooden) can be used as the main tone in an English-style living room, etc. But remember that the smaller the living room, the lighter the main tone should be. In a spacious room, very dark walls are not always justified; it’s better to combine the same chocolate with lighter pastel shades.

Photo 6 — Hall in Brown Tones

Photo 7 — Brown Furniture Looks Great with Almost Any Wall Color

Photo 8 — Brown Tones Are Versatile and Most Popular

Photo 9 — Hall Interior Using Brown Tones

Photo 10 — Brown Tones Are Widely Used in Different Interior Design Styles

Photo 11 — The Smaller the Living Room, the Lighter the Main Tone Should Be

Photo 12 — Beige Walls Are an Excellent Background for Almost Any Furniture

Photo 13 — Walls in Dark Chocolate Color — An Original and Stylish Solution

Hall in Lavender Color

Lavender, violet, and lilac tones for living room decoration have long been in fashion.

Lavender, violet, and lilac tones soothe the nervous system, positively affect vision and overall well-being, promoting rest.

In interiors with lavender tones, white, cream, gray, silver, green, and turquoise combine well. A little blue or red decor won’t hurt. A violet-colored living room can be warmer or cooler: closer to blue or red. The best options are light, muted, and not overly bright tones from the lavender-violet palette. For example, lavender color, which is one of the favorites in the Provence style.

Photo 14 — Hall Interior in Lavender Tones

Photo 15 — Hall Interior in Lavender Tones. Experimenting with Lighting

Photo 16 — Lavender, Violet, and Lilac Tones Soothe the Nervous System

Photo 17 — Lavender, Violet, and Lilac Tones in Living Room Decoration Have Long Been in Fashion

Photo 18 — The Best Options Are Light, Muted, and Not Overly Bright Tones from the Lavender-Violet Palette

Photo 19 — Hall Interior in Lavender Tones. Classical Style

Photo 20 — Lavender, Violet, and Lilac Tones Positively Affect Vision and Overall Well-being, Promoting Rest

Photo 21 — Hall Interior in Lavender Tones. Always Stylish

Hall in Green Color

A green living room can become a true oasis in a house or apartment. Green is the color of nature, familiar to the human eye.

Light green relaxes and calms, rich green stimulates mental activity, helping focus.

Green shades especially suit a small living room — they make it look wider and fresher. Green accents can also be used: for example, photo wallpapers, an interesting armchair, cushions, a carpet, vases, etc.

Photo 22 — Green Hall Interior. Green is the Color of Nature, Familiar to the Human Eye

Photo 23 — Green Hall Interior

Photo 24 — Green Wall Finishing Can Be the Basis for Any Style in Interior Design

Photo 25 — Green Walls in the Living Room Can Be the Basis for Any Style in Interior Design

Photo 26 — A Green Living Room Can Become a True Oasis in a House or Apartment

Photo 27 — Green Hall Interior in Classical Style

Photo 28 — Hall Interior in Green Color. Dark Green Walls Are Stylish

Photo 29 — Hall Interior in Green Color. Using Photo Wallpapers

Black and White Hall

This color combination is very contrasted. One of the colors should be more dominant, and the second should complement it.

White expands space, black can make it darker. In pure form, these two colors will look very harsh.

To soften the interior, you can add gray and silver. In a black-and-white interior, bright spots of yellow, red, blue, or green can also be used as decor. Abstractions and patterns help make the interior complete, filling space. Considering the universality of black and white, such an interior can be adapted to different styles, skillfully using decor.

Photo 30 — Visually Expanding the Space of a Small Living Room

Photo 31 — The Main Color of This Black-and-White Interior Is White

Photo 32 — Black-and-White Hall Interior. Stylish Details

Photo 33 — Classic Style Is Very Effective in This Color Palette

Photo 34 — The Combination of Black and White Colors Is Very Contrasted. One Color Should Be More Dominant, the Other Should Complement

Photo 35 — Another Example of a Classic Black-and-White Interior

Photo 36 — Black-and-White Hall Interior

Photo 37 — Again, a Nearly Classical Black-and-White

Window Design in the Hall

Window design in the hall is of great importance:

• the color and material of the window frame (plastic or wood, light or dark);
• textile (various curtains, drapes, laces, Roman blinds, etc.) or blinds.

The design of the window is primarily influenced by the wall design in the hall.

Affordable decoration can be made at home. Installing a new window is best left to professionals, but creating interesting curtains is quite possible by yourself. You can find inspiration and learn how to make quality “clothing” for windows on various masterclasses and websites dedicated to design and crafts.

Photo 38 — Window Design in the Hall Is Very Important

Beautiful and functional room decoration is not easy, as usually you want to combine trendy design and affordable interior. Decorating the living room requires careful preparation, but the result is worth it. In the end, it will be pleasant to look at your own beautiful living room design and host guests in it.