Stone Hall Design. Maximum Practicality

Stone hall design. Maximum practicality. If you are looking for more than just beautiful decoration, but also maximum practicality of wall surfaces, consider the design of a stone hall.

Decoration of any room with artificial stone will not be complete without:

• …thoughtful lighting. By "thoughtful" we mean not just hanging a central fixture, but organizing spot lighting to highlight the texture of the stone and decorative elements in the hallway. The light should not be too bright.

Photo 1 — Soft and warm lighting is arranged according to the rules for stone surfaces

• …selecting appropriate plants. Whatever people may say, a successful placement of greenery in the hallway with stone wall decoration can be well combined with lighting. Together, they give a feeling of comfort and warmth to any home. Especially, the rich green color of fresh plants contrasts beautifully against beige stone.

Photo 2 — Plants can be placed not only on horizontal surfaces but also suspended from the ceiling. From an ergonomic perspective, this option is more rational.

• …complementing the interior with glass and metal items. These materials, more than any others, suit stone surfaces: they emphasize the texture and harmonize beautifully with stone.

On a backdrop of solid stone walls, delicate glass shelves or tables look strikingly well.

Photo 3 — Glass items can be not only decorative elements, but also more significant features such as doors

• …ensuring sufficient free space. If the topic is wall decoration with artificial stone from floor to ceiling, keep in mind: although artificial stone weighs less than natural stone, it remains a bulky material requiring space. In small hallway areas, stone simply takes up too much room and makes the space feel cramped and uncomfortable.

Photo 4 — More free space is always better

• …focal points. Frescoes and artificial stone form a harmonious combination. A good option for wall decoration is to cover the lower part with stone and fill the remaining two-thirds with patterns.

Photo 5 — Example of combined decoration

When decorating room walls with stone, you can use granite, marble, slate, sandstone, or limestone.