Cool Hallways You Won't Be Ashamed to Show Guests: 6 Designer Ideas

How to renovate a hallway so it's both beautiful and functional, yet not cramped and unusual. Simpler than you think, our designers say! Though in a small space you can't really go wild. We've selected the most interesting design options that homeowners are definitely proud of.

1. Vibrant Hallway with Accent Tile
Design: Ekaterina Uspenskaya
Design: Ekaterina Uspenskaya
Customers wanted to brighten the monotony of everyday life with vibrant colors and asked designer Ekaterina Uspenskaya to create a distinctive interior that stands out from most apartments. This resulted in a stylish modern hallway with rich colors and accent tile on the floor.

2. Luxurious Hallway That Exudes Homey Warmth
Designer Marina Kozlova created a convenient and stylish hallway at the level of a good hotel room, where everything is functional and nothing is superfluous. Every detail is intentional, and the wall and floor finishes are practical. Even the console looks light and luxurious thanks to marble elements and elegant supports.
Design: Marina Kozlova

3. Luxury and Unusual Color Combination Within a Reasonable Budget
In this hallway, architects Anna Mramorova and Alexey Ogorodnikov used an unusual color combination and gold elements. The golden airy console with tinted glass does not clutter the space and echoes the furniture and decor. Panels on the entrance and interroom doors were custom-made and painted to match the wall color.
Design: Anna Mramorova and Alexey Ogorodnikov

4. Exotic Bali Atmosphere
Yes! Why not decorate your apartment so that it feels like a place to relax? For example, a regular Moscow trashy hallway looks like this. The AD-Home studio designed the interior in a Bali style with decorative beams, an abundance of wood, baskets made from dried grass, jute poufs and a mat.
Design: AD-Home Studio
Design: AD-Home Studio

5. Kaleidoscope of Colors
In this hallway, designer Anastasia Struve created a lively, interesting and vibrant interior. Using partitions, she created a mini-wardrobe or a large closet into which you can step. The wardrobe is closed with cherry-colored blinds. The doors were made to the ceiling, which visually increases the room height. In addition to a large wardrobe in the hallway, a hanging stand made of walnut veneer and an IKEA shoe cabinet were provided.
Design: Anastasia Struve
Design: Anastasia Struve

6. Concrete, Wood, Vibrant Colors and Noticeable Decor
Designer Julia Murygina chose simple and understandable materials for her hallway decoration: concrete and wood. The accent was made on vibrant colors and noticeable decor. All paintings were custom-made. Geometry of lines in the finishing, furniture and even lighting was emphasized in the hallway interior. It turned out very cool, it's hard to take your eyes off it!
Design: Julia Murygina
Design: Julia Murygina