We’ll dive right in to the hall decor without wasting time with jargon. Imagine that you have an old hallway in your home. It’s not very impressive and you would like to change it. But you don’t want to break the bank, or turn it into a building site. Does this sound like a good plan? We’ll roll up our sleeves to get going. Let’s read more about hallway decorations.
First, let’s talk about those walls. You stare at them every day in blankness, and they beg for your love. Here, wallpaper is the best friend – forget about those boring patterns your grandmother loved. Let’s talk bold designs with eye-catching colors that are sure to make you jump for joy. Are you not yet ready to make the commitment to wallpaper? It’s no problem. You can create a striking gallery wall. Why not mix up old family pictures with cool prints, neon signs and funky prints? This is like having a big party where all your friends are invited.
Mirrors is next on the list. Like magic portals, they make any space appear bigger and brighter. Imagine them as selfie-experts of decor. They know how to get the most out of any room. It can look dramatic to have a big mirror on one side, but you could also group small ones together for an overall funhouse feel (minus the scary clowns).
Let’s get to the floor! Rugs, runners and carpets are more than just a way to keep your toes warm from tiles. They add color and texture to the floor below. You want something durable that you can still dance in bare feet.
It doesn’t need to be monotonous. Switch out those dull overhead bulbs with pendant lights or fairy lights strung up the walls.
The storage in hallways is often the most difficult part, as nobody likes their stuff on display. (Unless you want to show off your vintage hat collection, which actually sounds really cool.) Console tables that have drawers and sleek cabinets built in can be used to hide keys, mail or other small items while still keeping them accessible.
The little things are what tie it all together. The plants (even fake ones, no judgement here) bring the room to life. An eclectic coat rack may convince your guests that they are in an art gallery and not just a hallway.
Here you go, a tour that will show you how to decorate your hall without having to spend every weekend in the home improvement store or sell your soul. Keep in mind that your entrance hall will be the first impression of your entire home. It’s important to make it a good one! Do it!
You can transform halls into a dazzling display of personal style and practical magic. You can express your personality in every corner of the room. Have fun, be creative, and remember to wear comfortable slippers every time. Show some love to the hall by grabbing its doorknobs!