It may not be where you spend most of your time, but the hallway is an important space that leads you through the heart of your home. Larger or longer hallways may provide abundant wall space that you can add interest to with a carefully curated collection of contemporary fine art, or house furniture that would look beautiful paired with a well-placed sculpture.
Hallway Inspiration
Guide visitors on a journey through your home with artwork that leads the eye, focuses the attention and inspires the imagination.
Champagne Moments, Sherree Valentine-Daines, Original Painting on Board.
Love Makes the World Go Round, Doug Hyde, Paper Edition of 295.
Darker Still, Simon Kenny, Original on Box Canvas.
Introduce a touch of drama and depth with a richly coloured and intriguing original abstract painting by renowned British artist Simon Kenny. Or add light and clever design, that will elevate your interior, with a mixed media edition from Craig Alan, whose innovative and intricately detailed artwork will catch the attention and imagination of all your guests.
Light of Cape, Craig Alan, Original Mixed Media on Board.
You could even do things differently and replace the traditional vase of flowers with a floral still life from distinguished colourist Jeffrey Pratt.
Foxhill Flower Garden, Jeffrey Pratt, Original Painting on Board.
Bring the art of the street into your hall with an iconic image from ubiquitous urban artist Banksy, a reinterpretation of a famous classic painting from Pop art powerhouse Dan Pearce or a graffiti-inspired work from the phenomenal Mr Brainwash.
Modern Muse, Dan Pearce, GlazedGiclée on Board Edition of 195.
Love is in the Air, 2003, Banksy, Limited Edition Print on Paper of 500.
Poster For Montreux Jazz Festival 1983 (pink), Keith Haring, Limited Edition Print on Paper.
Modern Vintage, Campbell La Pun, Giclée on Paper Edition of 150.
Something to suit every style!
Is your hallway home to a console table, shelf or a chicly designed bureau? Add focus to your furniture with a piece of sculptural art. We have traditional bronze sculptures in figurative form, detailed wildlife works and graffiti-adorned resin pieces in a street art style.
Infinite Love, Michael Talbot, Limited Edition Bronze Sculpture of 195.
Left: Esperar Sentada, Jennine Parker, Limited Edition Bronze Sculpture of 195. Right: Liberation II, Jennine Parker, Limited Edition Bronze Sculpture of 195.