How to plan a hallway décor?
Work on layout: Though you cannot change the entire layout
of your hallway as this is an expensive way of doing it and moreover it should
be done while making a home. But there is another yet a simple way to work on
the layout of the hallway. It is the things that you want to keep and things
that you want to remove for a perfect look. As hallway is a busy place
especially in the morning when everyone uses it so better to keep it simple.
First of all look for the storage space in the hallway that you have missed. You can keep the cupboard and use its shelf for display.
Pick the right color: Some hallways get enough natural light but some looks like dark spaces in the home. Use the shades that give light feel to the dark space and appear to stretch the space. For larger halls, and period homes, you might want to opt for a traditional paint range and a darker colourway like a stately green or rich red.
Some of the hallways look more like a corridor. But by smartly using the color you can change the look. Use light colors on the long walls and a darker on far walls. This will make your space to appear wider.
How to decorate a hallway?
To give your hallway a designer look you can add pictures on
the barren walls. Match the images to the theme of your home that can be
traditional, contemporary, mixed etc. You can also put family photos in
different frames, color and sizes.
Cabinetry
Use your hallway as an extra storage space and display.
Pendant lighting
Hallway lighting is often forgotten, but as you'll probably
be coming home in the dark for many months of the year, and passing through the
space each evening, it's worth thinking about carefully.
Hallways generally do not have windows for natural light. So placing pendant lighting on the ceiling would be the best option to adore hallway. It will not only add a flair to the whole space but will also add light.
Don't forget to think about whether you want picture lights to show off your art, as well as a table lamp on a console or side table to create a softer pool of illumination.
Wall decals and murals come in all sorts of customizable
options, and they're often more affordable than wallpaper.
Bookcases
Some avid
readers can never have enough room for books. Extend a library out to the
hallway to create extra display space for beloved books. Whether built-in or
purchased, bookcases can add a functional and aesthetic element to wider
hallways.
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