White Hallway Design Ideas. Pictures from 2015

Photo: Neoclassical white hallway design

Neoclassical hallway with a touch of Provence and Art Deco, created by designers of Olga’s Studio, is filled with light and air. Due to interesting decorating techniques, effective color palette and well-chosen accessories, this small hallway looks luxurious and festive.

Hallway Interior Design as a Kind of Art

While developing this hallway project, the experts of Olga’s Studio took into account the narrow width of the room. They decided to design the interior in light colors. That’s how white elements such as wall panels, ceiling moldings, baseboards, door frames and light- beige shiny decorative plaster appeared in the hallway.

As for the flooring, the designers have chosen white square tiles. In order to make the floor more graphically complex, dark chocolate squares were added to the laconic white modules. As the result there are two stylish “carpets” with a strict geometric pattern, which put the space in order and gave the floor a certain rhythm. Such decorative solutions are very popular today, so many hallways, pictures of which were published in glossy magazines, can “boast” these contrasting floors.

Expanding Space: Highlights of the Design Project

In order to visually expand a not very spacious room, the designers used a time-tested method.  They placed mirror panels, laid out diagonally on one of the side walls. As additional decoration items they used two original lamps that emphasize the elegant console (it is seen in the picture) and cast reflections on the mirror tiles. All together they create an interesting visual effect and add some light and mood to the hallway design of the apartment.

Hallway Interior 2015: Modern Ideas and More

Strict lines of classical stucco elements, glass lamps, luxurious doors with golden ornaments, a console with curved legs, concise padded banquette — all modern ideas of 2015 in the design of this hallway are perfectly combined with traditional solutions. It looks spectacular not only in the photo, but also in reality.

Text: Irina Sedykh