Almost everyone has them, but it is not always clear what to do with them. Today we will tell you how to decorate a narrow corridor so that you will fall in love with this space once and for all
To love the shortcomings of one's neighbor means to showthe highest wisdom. We are sure that the same can be said about the shortcomings of the interior. Moreover, in these very shortcomings you can find their advantages. For example, a small kitchen can encourage you to arrange a full-fledged dining area in the living room; a small bedroom will not allow you to put a desk next to the bed, which, by the way, psychologists strongly advise against. For owners of narrow corridors, we also have good news - you have a rare opportunity to realize your decorating skills to the maximum and finally overcome your fear of bright colors and bold ideas in design. And then - who knows, perhaps in a year your acquaintances and friends will not recognize your home and will enviously admire your courage and creative intuition.
1. Mirrors. The simplest, most understandable, widespread method, which, by the way, can be implemented in a rather non-standard way. For example, with the help of a mirror mosaic.
2. Photo wallpaper.If you decide to implement this technique, we encourage you to pass by the covers with beaches and autumn forests. But a print with a vintage outline map, palace walls or huge windows with a view of night Paris can create the right mood and charge you with energy.
3. Gallery. You can also “push the walls” using a typical way of distracting attention in small spaces. You can do this by hanging framed photographs, posters, and those same maps.
4. Ceiling. To prevent a person passing through your hallway from being scared by the walls squeezing them, make the claustrophobe look up. How? Make the ceiling blue. Or gold.
5. Unusual lighting. Light is most often responsible for the atmosphere of the entire interior. So take advantage of this.
6. Street inside. Why not turn the corridor into a narrow European street? To implement this, you will need clinker tiles and several street lamps.
7. Purpose. The light at the end of the tunnel attracts like a magnet. Let there be the same “gift” at the end of your corridor for those who walk.
8. Guides. These are stripes on the walls. Bold, bright, simple and effective.
9. Function.Do you constantly forget things? Paint a hallway wall with chalkboard paint and write. Write down everything you were going to do, what you forgot to worry about, and what you are counting on for the future. Drawings are always welcome.
