Big or small, even busy thoroughfares can benefit from an artistic presence.
A hallway may seem like lost space, but it can be a prime location for a personal art gallery. If the hall is the transition from the outside world to the inner sanctum, the gallery can set the stage for, and hint at, the style of the rooms to come.
Detailed, delicate works will encourage pause for thought and a new perspective.
Artworks hung high and out of harm’s way from rushed entries and exits will lend visual interest and greater height to the space.
Using art from the same series created by an artist can also create a sense of flow and continuity.
Wild Bonsai – Chinese Juniper by JANE LONG
There’s many effective ways to use art in a hallway and here’s a collection of work to consider and provide inspiration.
The Walk by MARIA LIOUROS
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Pride Of The Forest by SHARON DESAILLY
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Future Disc 4.3 by ANDREW DIXON
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Street Abstract 147 by BRENDAN WALSH (COLD GHOST)
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Three’s A Crowd by USHI GRANT
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Hydrangea, Flora Series by MARIYA ROVENKO
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Landscape Kwartatuma Ormiston Gorge by MEGAN FORWARD
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Above The Awning by CHRIS RILEY
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Chandelier by GABRIELA AZAR SCHREINER
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Shine Bright by CHARLOTTE DE PACE
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Signorina by SALVATORE DIBARTOLO
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Kyoko by ANGELA HAWKEY
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It’s up to you by ADAM BOGUSZ
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Dahlia Petal by BERNADETTE MEYERS
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Copper #3 by MAGALI FEUGA
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Termite Tree – Ganophyllum falcatum by BILL IVINSON
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Breakwall by EZ LARMOR
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Fly with Me by MARIA HARDING
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Enlightenment by SHANE BONSUJET
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Wild Bonsai – Trident Maple by JANE LONG
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Horses No 3 by IKUKO MADDOX
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Someone New by ANDREA HURLEY
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Water No 2 by EMILIE HEURTEVENT
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Royal and Friends by TANYA KOPAC
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Byron Bay, Northern View by MATTEO BOZINA
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Don’t believe the hype by PAUL PARKER
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Point Nepean XXX by SARAH MORROW
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Where She Wanders – Wildflower series #1 by HAYLEY ROBERTS
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Impressions of a garden No.4 by MIN RAY
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Cowing Around by ALANA JONES
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Breadth by DOODIE HERMAN
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