4 ideas for
modern vestibule photos of inspiring arrangements

The entrance hall is the room that greets us as soon as we enter the house. Its role in building a first impression is therefore invaluable. How do you create an aesthetically pleasing and modern vestibule? It is worthwhile for the chosen arrangement to harmoniously combine the two worlds - the outside and the home. Here are some inspiring ideas.

Creating an interesting vestibule arrangement requires a good plan. In a small room, which most often has no direct access to daylight, we want to arrange a functional space full of lockers, cupboards and organisers. When we know what our day looks like and what we need to get ready to go out as efficiently as possible, choosing the right furniture shouldn't take long. But how do we find an idea for a vestibule arrangement that will please our eyes every time we cross the threshold of the house?

An idea for a windbreak where everything is close at hand

The vestibule is the perfect place for storage. However, the limited space needs solutions that visually enlarge it and give it lightness. Light-coloured, high-legged furniture that does not overwhelm the interior is perfect for this role. The Spot shoe cabinet will keep your shoes in order, while a wooden hanger will allow you to store coats or umbrellas. Attached to the wall, it can not only be an interesting alternative to the traditional standing model, but also to the wardrobe, which could restrict the flow of light.

A multifunctional Slot board can also be an interesting idea for organising the vestibule space. Thanks to the pegs, we can fix small containers for keys or felt pockets on it and easily take care of small items that like to get lost.

Arranging a vestibule that announces the atmosphere of the house

A modern vestibule can be the showpiece of our home and emphasise its character. All the more so as it is the first interior that any guest we invite will see. When looking for inspiration for the arrangement of the vestibule, let's look at the rest of the house and repeat some accents and details. Thus, Linerio panels can appear on the wall, which also delineate the relaxation zone in our living room or separate the office from the rest area in the home office.

At the same time, let's not forget that the vestibule likes to get dirty from our pet's shoes and wet paws. An equally easy-to-clean alternative to waterproof panelling can be Kerradeco decorative panels, which can also be used to protect walls in the kitchen or bathroom.

The door can also be an element that links the vestibule with the rest of the house. In order to emphasise the harmony between the rooms, let's choose the same door leaf, which will look consistent in the hallway. Fans of elegant solutions can opt for the Matto model in one of six colours. This door is protected against scratches and damage, and the silky surface texture means you won't find any fingerprints.

To achieve a sense of consistency, we can also use the same floor in the vestibule as in the rest of the house. This will help to bridge the visual divide between the rooms and the space will appear more spacious. So instead of traditional tiles, let's lay waterproof or water-resistant panels that don't need to leave expansion joints in the thresholds.

The concrete-like Querra Balance WR panels will bring an air of modernity to the home, while the Rigio hard core panels with a wooden plank look will bring a touch of cosiness. Additional warmth will be added by a small rug, which will also contribute to keeping the home clean.

Inspiration for a modern vestibule that remains ready for change

The décor of our hallway can evolve along with our needs, and without the need for time-consuming renovations. If you value the ability to make changes, choose flexible solutions such as Balance modular furniture. These can be easily transformed and repurposed if necessary.

If the space in the vestibule allows it, we can opt to install a Creative wardrobe, which we will configure ourselves. In this way, it will be able to accommodate not only clothes, but also cleaning utensils, a hoover and cleaning products. In the future, it can be used as a place to keep DIY tools or gardening accessories - a lockable wardrobe in the vestibule is the ideal storage space for flowerpots, gloves or nutrients for houseplants. All the better if its design is perfectly matched to our idea of a windbreak.

Small vestibule and big comfort - the art of clever solutions

When looking for the perfect vestibule, we look through many photos to inspire us. However, it is not uncommon to leave the space undeveloped due to insufficient space or lack of ideas. Keep in mind that there are many clever solutions that do not take up valuable space.

A small set of upholstered panels with hooks will not only fulfil the useful function of a coat rack, but will also visually warmup the interior. If you finish a larger section of the wall with soft panels and place a bench or pouffe next to it, you will gain a comfortable corner for putting on and taking off your shoes.

If you value convenience and flexibility of space, consider buying a hallway wardrobe designed with personalisation in mind. With the Creative furniture system, you have the chance to create a built-in wardrobe that perfectly suits your needs, providing space for clothes, footwear and home accessories, while remaining consistent with your vestibule arrangement.

If we lack space for a chest of drawers to hold scarves and hats, let's hang a shelf on the wall and fill it with organisers. Bina baskets will help us keep our various accessories and trinkets in order. A small mirror will enrich the arrangement of the vestibule, which not only makes it easier to get ready every day, but also visually enlarges the space.

It doesn't take much to make the vestibule aesthetically pleasing. As long as we take care of details such as favourite colours, pleasing surfaces and personal touches, its arrangement will enhance the pleasure derived from crossing the threshold of the house. For inspiration on how to furnish this small space, see the tips for furnishing the hallway - choosing decorations or adjusting the lighting.