6 Amazing Ideas for Decorating a Hall Opened into the Living Room

1. WITH WIDE SPACE WITHOUT DOORS

Although both areas are connected by a wide opening, the hall maintains a certain contrast with the living room due to the color of the walls and ceiling, decorated in an elegant gray tone. Natural materials contribute to creating a warm accent: untreated wood for the console and plant fibers in the form of storage baskets.

2. FOR LIGHT

Creating a small separation between the living room and hall was the goal in this photographed space, which was achieved by building a semi-structural wall finished on top with glazing using white profiles. The result is very striking. The entrance is somewhat separated on one side and completely open to the living room on the other. Wooden flooring, shared by both areas, provides a sense of continuity.

3. HALL OR CORRIDOR?

Another example of how a narrow hall opens into the living room can be shown as a corridor. In this type of space, simple decoration works with only a few well-chosen elements. A console with straight lines and wooden surface, iron legs, baskets, a rug made of plant fibers, two identical pictures on the wall, and a small stool.

4. WITH MOVABLE DOORS

Pivot doors are an excellent solution for halls opened into the living room. In this image, the door space is almost hidden inside the wall but can be closed when needed. A flexible partition is very practical. For integrating elements, both zones share wall color and the same flooring, although the entrance was limited by a rug.

5. WITH THE SAME WOODEN FINISH IN HERRINGBONE STYLE

The hall and living room are separated only by a small wall that leaves a wide doorless opening. Not being open to a larger space, the entrance connects via herringbone flooring perfectly suited for both zones and white walls. Natural materials form the basis of hall decoration: wood on the console and plant fibers for the rug.

6. MAGIC OF SIMPLICITY

With a layout similar to a corridor, wide and short but opening into the living room, the hall in this image has simple decoration. On one side is a floor-to-ceiling individual wardrobe, and on the other—a console with a mirror. Shared neutral and warm tones with the living room.