Hallway wall panels

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

Hallway wall panels for a warm first impression

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. A light finish keeps a space without windows bright, while a darker tone gives the entrance real presence. Browse panels by color to find yours.

A wall that keeps everything in place

Your entrance needs to work hard. With Create accessories, the panel wall becomes storage. A coat hook rack, a key tray and a mirror all clip between the slats.

Add or move them as the seasons and your family change. The wall stays tidy, and you get the floor space back.

Give an open entryway its own zone

In many homes, the front door opens straight into the living room. A panel wall on one side marks out the entry area. An Embrace room divider does the same in the middle of the room, without building a wall. Hang a Nell coat rack on it, and the divider works as a wardrobe too.

Made for a busy room

An entrance sees shoulders, school bags, wet coats and pets. Wood-like Akupanels have a fade-resistant surface you can wipe clean with a damp cloth. Natural wood Akupanels only need a soft brush or a well-wrung cloth to stay fresh.

The felt backing on every Akupanel also absorbs sound, so a hard-floored hall echoes less when people come and go.

Fits around doors and corners

Walls here are often broken up by doors and corners, and the panels adapt to them. Cut them to size with a fine-toothed saw, trim the felt with a sharp knife and screw them to the wall. End lamellas give a clean border around doors and corners. See every step in our installation guides.

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