The table in your hallway is often the focal point of the whole space. It makes sense to keep the table well-kept. You can always mirror your home’s interior styling or opt for a different look. And if your hallway table is saturated in your entranceway, it can be the perfect place to put all your essential items.
Books
Books on display in a home tell so much about a person; plus, they look gorgeous when stacked!
Vases
You could use an interesting vase as a decor piece or fill it with beautiful blooms to add some freshness to your space.
Lamps
Lamps are not only practical in a space by providing light at night, but they also look gorgeous as decor pieces.
Curious about all the different ways to style your hallway table? Read on to discover more ideas.
1. Planted on warm wood
Make a statement by parking a larger potted plant over your hallway table. This is a great way to elevate what might be a shorter plant and play around with your interior’s furniture height.
2. Quirky decor
Quirky table pieces not only bring vibrance to your space but add character to it, too. It’s a great way to show off your personality if you’re into adorable oddities.
3. Slim vase for tall blooms
Working with a small table? Maximise height. Pairing long-stemmed blooms with a tall and slim vase will do wonders to not only bring height to your tablescape but lend a tender elegance to the space, too.
4. Contrasting colours
Let your hallway decor pop by choosing colours that stand out against your interior. For example, an emerald green table and mustard vase make for a great combo that’s refreshing and playful over a white wall.
5. Rad rattan
Rattan textures are ideal for their neutral colours and woven finish. They work well with dark, neutral, or light colour palettes. Decorate your hallway table with rattan pieces that can be artistic decorations or storage boxes.
6. Makeshift table
If you don’t want to splurge on a hallway table, you can always upcycle a spare bench you might have for displaying your favourite decoration pieces. The more you can fit together, the more eclectic and visually interesting it will be.
7. Stacked books
Love to read? Pile your most prized literature possessions on your hallway table as a display. If you can, stack them by size, with the largest at the bottom for balance.
8. Elegant pieces
If you’ve got a collection of small but elegant table pieces, the hallway table is a great place to display them.
9. Neutral tones
If you’re ever wondering what colour scheme to use, then neutral tones are a good choice. They bring an air of effortless sophistication to any space.
10. Glamorous gold
If you’re all about gold but don’t want to spend too much on decor, opt for small but functional pieces. Gold potting for succulents or indoor plants is a great alternative.
11. Candles by the frames
Adding long, sleek candles by a row of frames — mirror included — can help create variety in what might seem like a uniform row of similar shapes.
12. Indoor plants
There’s nothing quite like a fresh pop of green indoors. Position your potted plant on an all-white or neutral table to let it stand out.
13. Centered pieces
Can’t decide on just one centrepiece for your hallway table? Group them all in the middle! Remember to balance their heights, for example, keeping the sole tall piece in the middle.
14. Fine art displays
If you love collecting art pieces or creating your own, display them on your hallway table!
15. Paired pops of colour
When you have framed wall art on your table, bring display pieces that match the art’s colour palette. This is a great way to add variety to your decor.
16. Stacked display
Maximise a small table by stacking your display over each other. This is great for a pile of books and a centrepiece.
17. Perfectly placed warmth
Keep your table display simple by bringing in wood pieces. The brown hues can create warmth in an otherwise plain white interior.
18. Variety of shapes
Play with a variety of shapes for your display. Try sphere lamps with basic frames and unique vases.
19. Frame by frame
Don’t want to hang up too many things on your wall? Use your table as a platform and lean them against the wall instead!
20. Vibrant art
Who doesn’t love art? Display a vibrant painted art piece in your collection and use it as your hallway’s focal point.
There are many ways you can go about decorating your hallway table. If you’re still unsure how to approach it, consult your interior designer to see how you can work through the vibe you might have in mind.
