1. Think Journey, Not Destination

Hallways represent movement—choose art that flows.

• Best themes: abstract motion, pathways, silhouettes in movement, subtle landscapes

2. Size for the Space

Hallways are narrow—scale matters.

• Ideal sizes: 60×90 cm or large depending on space
• Use vertical canvases to add height
• For long corridors, repeat similar-sized canvases

3. Create Rhythm with Repetition

A winning formula:

• 3–5 canvases in the same style or colour palette
• Even spacing: 7–10 cm between pieces
• Straight alignment at eye level

4. Light, Warm Colors Work Best

Bright walls feel wider and more inviting..

• Soft neutrals, warm earth tones, muted blues
• Avoid overly dark art—it shrinks the space

5. Keep It Clean and Uncluttered

Choose:

• Minimal compositions
• Abstract or softly detailed art
• Limited colour palettes (2–3 main colours)

Bonus Guru Tip…

If your hallway connects rooms, let the art gradually change tone—calmer near bedrooms, bolder near living areas.