The hallway above is located inside of a Maine barn-cottage-style home designed by G.P. Schafer. With a wall of windowed double doors on the right side, this statement hallway has a great color palette. The wood walls, stone floor, and sage green accents in this room create a warm welcome to the home.
This hallway by Studio Mcgee is not 100% a statement hallway as it is lacking a wall of windows on either side. It is, however, an enfilade-style hallway meaning the doors or in this case, arches are in a straight line for a clear line of vision down the hallway. Paired with multiple light fixtures and a simple rug this hallway lets the architecture speak for itself.
Designed by Amber Interiors, and located inside Amber’s personal home, this hallway features a long line of paneled windows on the left side and artwork on the right. With a wood beam ceiling, statement light fixtures, and a long rug this hall feels refined, yet homey.
This hallway designed by Jake Arnold, is a second home to the Breaking Bad actor, Aaron Paul. Located in Idaho, this hallway has floor-to-ceiling windows on the right side and a wood display cabinet on the left. With warm wood tones, stone, and neutral fabrics this space has a color palette inspired by the landscape.
Book 1 | Book 2 | Sideboard | Bowl | Botanicals | Bouquet | Cutting Board 1 | Cutting Board 2
Designed by Studio Mcgee, this hallway is located inside of a Utah ranch. The call is light and airy with a wall of windows on the left. The archway at the beginning of the hallway creates a focal point framing this minimalist space.
Located in Hobe Sound, Florida this statement hallway designed by G.P. Schafer has a tropical flair. Featuring a wall of windows on the left and doors on the right, this hallway focuses on the details. The wood-paneled ceiling, taupe curtains, long rug, plant, and chair work together to create a light yet, inviting space.
