When decorating your home, it is sometimes
easy to overlook a very valuable area.
There are several areas within one home that
have the exact same function but can easily be transformed into a dining room,
a library, an office or just a plain simple, pretty space - somewhere to drop
your keys, kick your shoes off and hang your hat or maybe just pass through on
the way to another area.
Take a moment and think about your hallways; the entry hallway,
the back door hallway, the staircase landing, and the upstairs & downstairs
hallway. These areas are often overlooked, forgotten when focusing on your
home’s interior design. And think about this… your entry hallway is what gives
every visitor to your home a ‘First Impression’. What does yours say about you,
your family and your home?
Sometimes creating a stylish hallway or landing is as simple as choosing a few chic seating options and then just letting the space do the talking for itself.
I have collected quite a few (ok, tons!) of
hallway images over my years in the design business and the one thing that I
have noticed to ring true in the majority of these is that minimalism is the
key factor.
Some of us are lucky enough to have a hallway that is large enough to be transformed into an additional room, but most are small and narrow. Within those small spaces, a few large statement pieces will really go a long way in making a statement for your home and lifestyle.
Now, as you know… I love to get inspiration
from images, and yes, as I said, I have quite a collection gallery of hallway
design. I would love to share these with you but I have so many that I think it
might be best to break this presentation up into a 4-Part Series.
Now, as you scroll through these amazing
ideas… remember, Design is All in the Detail… especially in small spaces!
I hope that these hallway decorating ideas
will inspire you to update your ‘long room’.
Hallway Design
Inspiration *Part One
Feeling inspired?
I love design that really focuses on the detail, don't you?
I love design that really focuses on the detail, don't you?