5 Interesting Solutions for Hallway Decoration

Creating a stylish and functional hallway is a challenge. This space greets guests, removes outerwear and shoes, and stores many items, so it's important to combine aesthetics with functionality. We share how to add bold accents, organize space skillfully, and highlight individuality.

Comfort and coziness

Designers Anna Rozhenko and Julia Klyochko from studio DKForm created a functional hallway for a young couple. Instead of an old cabinet, they installed a spacious module with pull-out shoe drawers. Next to it, they added a comfortable seating area and an open coat rack. Even in limited space, it's easy to maintain order and store everything needed.

Design: DKForm

Color accents

Designer Olga Kozina decorated a vibrant hallway in the "Sky" residential complex. The color block technique and terracotta tone added warmth, while repeating the current color in chair upholstery visually emphasized unity in the interior design.

Design: Olga Kozina

Minimalism in details

In a small studio from Archbutik, every square meter counts. The narrow hallway was decorated with only a shoe rack and open coat hanger, while the cabinet was moved to the window. Practical materials and a minimalist design transformed the space into an aesthetic and convenient area.

Design: Archbutik

Functionality at maximum

Natalia Skryabina worked with a panel apartment: every square meter here is used efficiently. Moving the wall between the hallway and children's room allowed for more storage space. Sliding doors save area, while carefully chosen colors make the interior brighter.

Design: Natalia Skryabina

Contrast and stylistic experiments

Yana Levchenkova combined classic and loft styles in this hallway. Decorative stucco, brick, and bright tiles emphasize the character of the interior. The rawness of the finish is balanced by modern furniture and lighting.

Design: Yana Levchenkova

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Photo on cover: projects by Olga Kozina and Archbutik.