I feel that the corridor is empty. How can we make better use of the corridor space for decoration?

Today, I will talk to you about the renovation plan of the corridor:

Every household in the corridor bears the bridge of communication in the quiet zone, and the long space often chooses the big white wall. More transparent after all.

1. We can decorate with hanging pictures. Corridor space is generally longer and more comfortable, and there won't be too many complicated decorations, so we just want to improve the aesthetic effect of the space, and hanging pictures is our best choice. Placing decorative paintings in the corridor can greatly alleviate the depressing and monotonous visual effect of the corridor.

2. Design of end-viewing platform

Generally, the corridor is simply staggered from the entrance door to the end, so we can customize an end view platform here and put small ornaments or decorative paintings to create an elegant and dignified space effect.

Step 3: Practical mirrors

We can install a mirror on the wall, which is convenient for us to go out and tidy up our appearance. We can also visually extend the space and make the whole look more transparent and bright.

4. Design of lockers

If there is enough space in the corridor or the wall is not a load-bearing wall, we can transform the end or side of the corridor into a storage cabinet to keep a clean and tidy living atmosphere for the new home. It can also be used as a storage area for children's toys. After all, the closed aisle is a quiet and safe independent area where children can play at will.

5. Reading area

It can be said that the fourth design extension is to create an open locker, with a blackboard wall on one side, sitting against the wall, telling children's books, and writing and drawing on the blackboard wall with children. Quiet, reading, comfortable and cozy.

Although the corridor is simple, we should also pay attention to the lighting design, create a layered lighting atmosphere, and bring comfortable and generous space atmosphere to the narrow space. Corridor still takes walking as the main spatial function, and any design should not violate this principle, thus affecting daily life. Pure decoration only changes the visual effect. If we want to improve the utilization of space, then our brain holes should be practical, not designed for design. Finally, we spent a lot of money designing chicken ribs.