Hallway

Hallway Furniture for Busy Entrances

The hallway is the first room guests see. It's also where shoes, bags and post pile up. The right furniture keeps it tidy and welcoming. Most UK hallways are narrow, so depth matters most.

Measure Before You Buy

Measure the width of your hall at its narrowest point. Leave at least 90cm clear to walk past. Pieces 30 to 35cm deep suit most terraced homes. Wider halls can take deeper storage.

Console Tables

A console table gives you a spot for keys and post. Add a lamp and a mirror above it. This creates a smart focal point. Our consoles come in oak, marble and reclaimed wood.

Shoe Storage and Benches

Shoes left by the door make a hall look messy. A shoe cupboard hides them behind doors. A bench gives you somewhere to sit and pull boots on. Some benches have shelves or baskets underneath.

Coats, Phones and Small Items

• Telephone tables fit tight corners and hold chargers or post.
• Coat stands and wall hooks keep jackets off the banister.
• Doorstops and draught excluders add charm and keep heat in.

Make It Feel Bigger

A large wall mirror doubles the sense of space. Light finishes reflect more daylight. Keep surfaces clear apart from one or two decorative pieces. Our vases and bowls work well on a console.

Need help choosing? Pop into our Southsea showroom, Tuesday to Sunday. Standard delivery is free to mainland UK.