Since they represent a “face” of your home – hallways and entries are very important. Hallways are narrower than the average room. This space is also very hard to decorate because of uninterrupted space that is marked bt long stretches. We suggest you not to ignore them. They will represent you and your lifestyle, gave an important message of you and your lifestyle right from the entrance. Hallways are giving us bunch of opportunities. Providing us their glory of decor, which picked by you, can be modern, classic, o whatever you prefer. Put some family photos, choose best ones and hang them. It is great idea, and everybody will notice it.
Nevertheless, we are bringing you ideas of some owners who have choose to use this space the best they can. Here are a few creative designs. Look through this article and choose design that best suits you.
by Rachel Reider Interiorsby Forum Phi
by Koch Architects / Joanne Kochby Art&deco Hungaryby Jennifer Weiss Architecture
by Powell/Kleinschmidt, Inc.by John Maniscalco Architectureby Elizabeth Reich / wallpaper by Phillip Jeffries
Maja Markovski is a Bachelor of Architecture and the founder of ArchitectureArtDesigns.com, a leading online platform dedicated to showcasing the best in architecture, interior design, and creative living. With a deep passion for architecture and everything related to it, Maja curates, edits, and writes content that both inspires and educates.
As an architect and design enthusiast, she brings a professional perspective to every article—highlighting innovative projects, timeless aesthetics, and emerging trends. Her mission is to bridge the gap between architectural professionals and everyday design lovers by sharing insightful, well-researched content that celebrates creativity, functionality, and artistic expression.
Through ArchitectureArtDesigns.com, Maja aims to foster a deeper appreciation for how architecture shapes the spaces we live in—offering practical ideas, curated collections, and thought-provoking features for architects, students, and design-minded readers around the world.
by Forum Phi
by Art&deco Hungary
by Jennifer Weiss Architecture
by John Maniscalco Architecture
by Elizabeth Reich / wallpaper by Phillip Jeffries
