Your entry hallway gets about three seconds to make its case. That’s all the time it takes for someone to form an opinion about your entire home, and yet this space often ends up as an afterthought—a repository for shoes, coats, and mail that never quite finds its proper place. I’ve gathered 15 real examples
Your hallway stretches endlessly from your front door, swallowing furniture and making every decorating attempt feel like you’re trying to fill a canyon with houseplants. I’ve gathered real examples from homeowners who figured out how to make these awkward spaces work without turning them into bowling alleys lined with tchotchkes. These aren’t staged photos from
Your hallway is three feet wide and feels like a tunnel. Every time you walk through it, you’re reminded that this sliver of space connects your entire home, yet it does nothing except exist. I’ve gathered 15 real examples from people who refused to let their narrow hallways stay boring, and what they accomplished might