Stunning hallways by Aparna Kaushik
A statement light and a chaise with a floral back attract attention in this monochrome hallway infused with natural light and greenery. Tall vases at the corner of this hallway with indoor plants add a breath of freshness and colour to the muted palette of the space. A modern minimalistic theme in this hallway is characterized by textured carpet in dark colour complementing the space. A floor to ceiling window floods the hallway with natural light enhancing its features.
Luxurious marble flooring paves the way for a linear hallway punctuated with a series of niches that are beautifully lit and decorated. Each niche has two light fixtures mounted on either side of it acting like a spotlight for the modern décor pieces placed in it. These abstract modern décor sculptures add character and colour to the beige palette of this space.
A carefully curated neo-classical hallway from a mansion style villa offers a majestic welcome. The walls of this hallway are decorated with wall mounted lamps and paintings that have colours making them look beautiful and distinct in this space. A central table has a large vase placed on it decorated with flowers, calling in attention to the centre. The chandeliers have an indo-western fusion look blending seamlessly in the theme of the hallway and yet bringing emphasis and grandeur to the area.
Sparingly decorated with an exquisite console and vibrant artworks, this hallway highlights the graceful architectural nuances. Engulfed in a muted colour palette, the marble flooring and walls of this hallway blend to form a blank canvas for décor. Abstract and colourful artwork placed at careful distances both captures attention and enhances the features of the hallway. This minimalistic approach creates an illusion of a large space. The glass structures in this hallway further add to its beauty.
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