Wall Mirrors

Hallway console tables should be narrow—typically 30-40cm deep to avoid blocking passage. Length depends on your space, but 90-120cm works for most halls. Our slim consoles maximise storage without impeding movement. Measure your hallway width and subtract at least 80cm for comfortable walking space.

Centre the mirror at eye level—typically 150-160cm from floor to centre. If hanging above a console table, leave 15-20cm gap between the mirror and table top. Larger mirrors create an illusion of space in narrow hallways. Our oak-framed mirrors are sturdy and come with secure hanging fixtures.

Wall-mounted coat racks save floor space. Slim console tables with drawers hide everyday clutter. Storage benches offer seating plus hidden storage. Vertical shoe cupboards maximise height rather than floor space. Our hall furniture range includes pieces specifically designed for narrow spaces.

Oak is certainly one of the best choices. It's incredibly durable, naturally beautiful, and ages gracefully. While "best" depends on your specific needs—pine for budget-friendly options, walnut for luxury—oak offers the ideal balance of quality, durability, and long-term value.