Cool Home Tips for the Entrance Hall You'll Want to Replicate

We continue to explore the 6 sq. meter entrance hall of Polina Dobryanskaya, which we visited as guests. Today, we look at six more ideas that you can easily replicate in your own interior.

1. Facades
In the entrance hall, all wardrobes are made in a unified style with facades reaching the ceiling. It's not immediately obvious that some doors have decorative trim that continues the line of door opening on other wardrobes. It looks very aesthetically pleasing.2. Lighting
Polina uses lighting not only in the entrance area of the hallway but also inside the wardrobes. When a door opens, a sensor activates internal lighting. This is very useful for storing items in deep spaces.

3. Clothing Storage
In Polina's wardrobe, she has arranged two zones for storing short clothes, separated by a sliding drawer. Inside the drawer, items like hats, gloves, umbrellas, and other small things are stored in baskets.4. Wardrobe for Household Needs
The next facade hides necessary household items. Polina stores a vacuum cleaner, household chemicals, a bucket, and all other cleaning essentials here. Again, there's no shortage of lighting.

5. Power Outlets
Polina recommends planning power outlets in the wardrobe for household needs in advance. That’s because it's here that the vacuum cleaner is stored and can be charged right away.6. Shelf for Small Items
It's likely that every entrance hall has a shelf where you usually place keys, glasses, phone, and other small items. In Polina’s entrance hall, she mounted a wall shelf made from black marble. The shelf fits naturally into the minimalist entrance hall and is safe due to the polished edges of the stone.For more details — watch the video: