A hallway that has everything you need cansmall, can be narrow, can be adjacent to the living room and still remain cozy, functional and, oddly enough, beautiful. Don't believe it? The evidence is below
Comfort is a concept as relative as it iscontroversial. Each of us has our own ideas about comfort, formed from our personal history of relationships with the world and its inhabitants. In this selection, we decided to reflect the most diverse facets of comfort in the first room in any home - the hallway.
For this family, the main attribute of comfort is a long soft bench and a gallery of family photos.
But here they value functionality - shelves with drawers can be used as benches.
Have you ever read in the hallway? Maybe you should try it?
Convenience is when everything you need is always at hand, and a warm dog rubs against your legs.
Not ready to spend money on a hallway set? Here's a budget and very charismatic alternative.
This entryway is arguably the perfect one—it's tiny, functional, and downright charming.
When purchasing a wooden pedestal on which you plan to sit while putting on your shoes, don't forget about a couple of pillows.
A narrow but long hallway offers a lot of design possibilities.
The main character of this hallway is a Greek goddess with photosynthesis in her head.
We'll also mention the brilliant shoe rack. It's just great in the summer, and when the slush comes, it works great in tandem with the tray underneath.
Once again, minimalist and functional. Notice how this tiny entryway blends into the main background.
If you have space for a wardrobe and the stretch allows you to put on shoes while standing, this option is ideal.
When the hallway is adjacent to the living room, they may not be separated at all.
Do you like order? A minimum of storage space is your choice. A few hooks for clothes, a chest and a pillow - that's all the hallway has.
A hallway niche... Great idea!
