From single chair to custom builtmodules - this is the recommended set of 8 ways to make your hallway stylish and comfortable. Entrances, main halls, hallways are the first rooms in our houses, which open to the eyes of our guests. For this reason, many of us are willing to go to great lengths to give these places a beautiful and stylish look. We buy beautiful works of art, mirrors and expensive carpets, and even place fresh flowers on the tables. And all this for a good impression! Yet along with being beautiful, the staircases and hallways should also be functional. What object can decorate this space even alone? A chair, or perhaps a bench. The idea is to offer a comfortable place to take off your shoes or sit down when the conversation becomes really interesting. The single chair in this entryway attracts guests. This is a good example of the fact that you do not need to fuss a lot and spend a lot of money when it comes to arranging the hallway. 
An old church pew is great for the lobby. It is quite narrow and requires only the appropriate painting to become a harmonious part of the overall decor of the room. 
If you plan to have a built-in block, do notforget to adjust it for storing, for example, seasonal items. Such as hats. And ensure the availability of a shoe shelf. A nice, soft pillow is here as a bonus. 
In this large, open lobby, a pair of twin chairs looks great. 
If there is not enough space, you can apply the method shown below. Ottomans neatly hidden, but not far. And, if necessary, they can be pushed and used as additional seats. 
This built-in module has a modern look and is equipped with storage boxes. 
Even the grand ceremonies need furniture for rest. This rather soft bench fits majestically into the entrance hall space. 
The tiny foyer should not skimp on the seats. Perhaps a pair of wooden chairs is exactly what your little hall needs. 
Interiors of small hallways and staircases
