Time to give your hall a grand entrance
We all know the importance of first impressions, especially when it comes to our homes.
The hallway is usually the first area guests see so, we’re asking ‘what does your entrance say about you’?
The hallway is such an important area of your home, but it is often one of the most overlooked rooms – and if you don’t even consider it a room then you’re likely to be guilty of this.
A simple update to your hall can help to make a big impact to the overall look and feel of your property, and it’s much easier than you might think.
With this in mind, we have shared some top tips to make a great first impression to your home.
Colour your world
A lick of paint is one of the easiest ways of updating your hallway. For guests entering your home, neutral pastel tones are much more appealing on onthethe eye than darker than darker colours colours, and these and these brighter shades bring the appearance of extra space to a dull, narrow hallway, helping to breathe a new lease of life into your home.
Mirror image
Strategically placing mirrors can also be an effective way of adding light and the feeling of additional space to your hall your hall.
Including multiple mirrors will ensure plenty of light bounces around, creating a spacious area to welcome guests.
Balancing these mirrors against walls is also a great interior design tip! It helps to create an indulgent, yet relaxed vibe – not to mention a great lasting impression with youryo guests.
SelectS your stair style
Instead of opting for basic stair parts fr from DIY stores, spend the time selecting th the right style of stairs for your home.
Choosing a range that seamlessly flows w with the rest of your home décor is vital for ac achieving a great first impression.
The addition of glass panels works eff effectively to increase the feeling of light an and space.
FunctionalF furniture
Being clever with furniture placement is al also a simple way of maximising the space in your hallway.
Cupboards and drawers under the stairs n not only work to hide all your belongings, but they are also a great way to minimise clutter.
Furniture that doubles up as storage is also a great investment, for example storage benches and console tables work well to conceal everyday items, whilst also neatening up the clutter that creates a less than welcoming first impression.