Hallway Cabinets Design

Hallway cabinet design ideas can be very diverse. It is necessary not only to study the space of design solutions, but also to choose the best options for the corridor. The modern large wardrobes in the interior deserve attention, as well as the advice of designers on the choice.

Hallways in most cases do not have windows. Therefore, it becomes necessary to at least partially compensate for this gap. The solution is just the choice of light colors when decorating a room. Another advantage is the positive, emotionally supportive perception of such a room.

A common objection is that very light-colored furniture will get dirty easily. But these are inevitable costs that are outweighed by the merits of such a solution. It is very good if light furniture is combined with similar colors of the room as a whole.

Among the light part of the spectrum, the most demanded are:

• pure white;
• milky white;
• light gray;
• beige sand;
• cream;
• vanilla color.

Milk-white cabinets are built in a variety of combinations as well as pure white ones. They will easily fit into any stylistic solution. Such furniture will harmoniously look both in classic and modern surroundings. Creamy wardrobes can also be considered a good choice. But for them to "play", it is necessary to provide decent lighting.

This shade allows for relaxation and visual harmony. Unlike more saturated colors, it does not get boring, it is always perceived as an example of a pleasant and harmonious interior filling. The neutral surface works well with a wide variety of design solutions. Reflection of light by a cream cabinet allows you to dilute even a rather gloomy and dark room without significant energy costs. Another advantage of the cream color is its pronounced anti-stress effect.

Vanilla color always looks sophisticated in the interior. It combines well with woody shades. You can also use it surrounded by rich chocolate tones.

The most common misconception is that a pure black hallway will look gloomy and uncomfortable. In fact, with a skillful approach, such a coloring will be perceived as quite colorful and elegant, and will not create any special negative moments. However, both in general and in individual parts, black color in the corridor can only be used if there is sufficient illumination.

If neither white nor black options suit you, you can opt for a compromise gray cabinet. Variations in shades of gray allow not only to achieve visual nobility, but also to significantly diversify the interior within the same color. His compatibility is also at a decent level. Gray color is well combined with a red or pink surface in the interior.

It is also worth considering various furniture options:

• in wenge coloring;
• dark brown;
• black and gray.

Wenge color imitates simple natural wood and adds elegance to the interior. This solution will be a good choice for those who want a noble, but not too pompous visual design. Most often, this color is used in classic interiors. But it can also become a harmonious addition in an ultra-modern setting - simply by the principle of contrast.

The yellow wardrobe in the hallway is not the most obvious solution, but its merits are undeniable. A too saturated shade of color is hardly worth using, however, relatively discreet options will definitely fit into the interior. Also, sometimes a blue (more precisely, aqua) object becomes a good choice. It looks good against the background of the overall design in the same color. You can also try using a cabinet with a red front and a white body - it is logical if all the other items in the room are made in the same spirit.

Each manufacturer says that it is he who has the best design of the wardrobes in the hallway, and that it will harmoniously fit into both modern and classic interiors. Too much trust in such statements is hardly worth it. Be sure to pay attention to the real properties of certain options.

Colors in a modern room are chosen at your discretion. There are no longer those restrictions that previously said that you only need to use dark and light tones, do not experiment. At the same time, it is unreasonable to discount the already well-proven combination of white and other light shades. If black is chosen, then ideally it is combined with a brown color.

The rather popular nautical style is ideally expressed in the use of blue and white colors. It is quite reasonable if one part of the objects is blue and the other is white (or vice versa). Therefore, it makes no sense to puzzle over where to buy a wardrobe with a characteristic strip. But also nautical style can be conveyed through the use of:

• sand;
• beige;
• cream furniture.

A Baroque design will require absolute symmetry in every detail. Curvilinear shapes, the active use of light shades and mirror elements are also welcome.

If you choose the Japanese style, you will have to avoid all kinds of decorative details and pretentious elements. A real Japanese hallway involves the use of colors:

• black;
• green;
• gray;
• yellow;
• white;
• pearl.

The shabby chic approach emphasizes the visual wear and tear of things - it is unacceptable, however, to cross the line where they become unpleasant. Furniture of a markedly antique look is often used.

A closed cabinet is pretty close to a simple pencil case. But it can have other geometric contours, so that the similarity is only in the performance of the outer surface, and not in perception in general. The opening doors look more logical in the classic living room interior than the doors of the wardrobe. However, using an open front will make it much easier to access shoes and clothing. This is a very important circumstance for constantly busy people.

Original ideas and design solutions can be used safely - but whatever the designers and lovers of fine aesthetics advise, attention should be paid to the practical properties of the cabinet.Only non-marking furniture is suitable for the hallway, on which scratches are invisible.

Great difficulties can arise if a closet is placed in a long corridor in an apartment. In this case, the easiest way is to use the “coupe” design. Equipment with drawers and pull-out structures is made at your own discretion. If there is a niche in a narrow corridor, it is more appropriate to use the traditional wardrobe version with doors. It is worth considering then a partially built-in product.

Other tips:

• an open facade will avoid visual clutter;
• corner designs are optimal in square rooms;
• for families with children, wardrobes, complemented by seating, are recommended.

• A laconic wardrobe with a brown facade looks quite nice. Dividing this facade into sectors with stripes is a very good solution, not only practically, but also visually.

• You can also take a closer look at the corner structure made of natural wood, complemented by an elegant pattern on the middle level.

• A noble sophisticated dark cabinet with a mirror is another great solution.