Hallway wall panels

Your hallway is the first room guests see and the one you walk through every day. Hallway wall panels give it warmth, structure and a practical wall for coats, keys and bags. They work in a narrow hall and in an open entryway. Explore hallways and entrances built with WoodUpp and see how a single wall can change the way you come home.

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Your hallway is the first room guests see and the one you walk through every day. Hallway wall panels give it warmth, structure and a practical wall for coats, keys and bags. They work in a narrow hall and in an open entryway. Explore hallways and entrances built with WoodUpp and see how a single wall can change the way you come home.

A first impression that feels like home

Hallways are often the last room people decorate. They’re narrow, with doors on every side and little light. Wall panels give the space a clear direction and a warm, natural texture. Run the slats vertically to make a low hall feel taller. Choose a light finish to keep a hall without windows bright, or a darker tone for an entrance with real presence.

An entryway wall that keeps everything in place

A hallway needs to work hard. With Create accessories you can turn the panel wall into storage. Coat rails, hooks, a shelf for keys and a mirror all clip between the slats without drilling. Add or move them as the seasons and your family change. The wall stays tidy, and you get the floor space back.

Dividing an open entryway

In many homes the front door opens straight into the living room. A panel wall on one side marks out the entry area, while an Embrace room divider creates a clear entry zone without building a wall. Light still passes through, so the space stays open.

Built for a busy room

A hallway sees shoulders, school bags, wet coats and pets. Our wood-like Akupanels have a fade-resistant surface that you can wipe clean with a damp cloth. Natural wood Akupanels need only a soft brush or a well-wrung cloth to stay fresh. The felt backing also absorbs sound, so a hard-floored hallway echoes less when people come and go.

Easy to install, even in a narrow space

Hallway walls are often broken up by doors and corners. Akupanels are easy to adapt. Cut them to size with a fine-toothed saw, trim the felt with a sharp knife and screw them straight into the wall. Finish the edges with end lamellas for a clean border around doors and corners.