Closed storage systems combine practicality and organization: Bags, jackets, and accessories remain dust-free behind closed doors while still being easily accessible.

Especially in limited spaces, you can consider a shoe rule: Only a few pairs of shoes for the current season should be readily available in the hallway, while all other pairs are stored in the wardrobe, basement, or attic.

The same applies to jackets and seasonal accessories like scarves, shawls, or hats.

Warm Wall Lights are especially practical when there is no additional surface for light sources.
For long hallways, you should choose the lighting so that the entire length of the room is illuminated. This can be achieved, for example, with LED spots or long ceiling lights with adjustable ceiling spotlights.

A particularly effective way to combat the 'low-light' furnishing error in the hallway is the use of mirrors: they reflect lamp or daylight, brightening and 'enlarging' the hallway.

Playful fairy lights around a mirror or door frame can create warmth and coziness. A small highlight could be a sign as a lamp.

You see – with a proper lighting concept, the hallway becomes much more inviting.

If you avoid these five furnishing mistakes in the hallway, you can soon enjoy a cozy, tidy, and bright entryway where you always feel welcome.