Decorating the hallway with decorative stone and wallpaper: photos of unique solutions


Advantages of using decorative stone

This method owes its popularity to the presence of a number of advantages, such as:

  • Affordable price.
  • Large selection of models.
  • Beautiful interior style.
  • Combines perfectly with other finishing materials.
  • Does not require preliminary preparation of the wall.
  • The surface of the material is resistant to moisture.

In addition to all these features, it is quite difficult to damage such a coating - the structure of the stone is strong and resistant to mechanical stress.

What styles is it suitable for?

Decorating the corridor with decorative stone can be chosen for many styles. It was noted that the material combines well with other elements and details. Therefore, you can choose different designs. Some styles require rough finishing materials for the walls. Choose loft or modern, in which the stone will look organic. These styles assume naturalness. Therefore, decorative details should perfectly imitate stone.

Decorative stone in Art Nouveau style.

Features of interior decoration

The choice of decorative coating is not the only issue that the master needs to decide before starting work.

Before decorating the walls with stone in the hallway, it is worth calculating the square footage of the room, the required amount of stone and auxiliary building materials.

When working with expensive and complex relief types of stone, it is worth getting specialist advice or using the services of a professional interior finishing specialist.

The steps to decorate the hallway include the following steps:

  1. Preparation of material and tools.
  2. Dismantling the old covering.
  3. Alignment of walls.
  4. Surface priming.
  5. Laying stone.

Decorating the hallway walls with decorative stone is an activity that requires clarity and a strict procedure. By performing all actions strictly according to the scheme, you can achieve an excellent result without disturbing the overall style of the interior in the hallway.

How to choose shades

Color sets the mood for the entire interior. For a narrow and long hallway, deprived of natural light, it is better to choose light colors. First of all, you need to choose the main color. 60 percent of the interior should be painted with it.

Pearl with coffee

You can paint the walls in white pearlescent color. Furniture and doors will be coffee. Gold-painted door handles, hanger hooks, and decorative elements of furniture and lamps will help “revive” these two shades.

Sand with terracotta

The walls in the corridor can be made in sand color. Floor materials are selected in a terracotta tone. Furniture can be light brown or beige.

White is considered neutral. Suitable for painting walls. It can be combined with sky blue.

Violet with pink

The walls can be painted pale pink. Furniture and doors may have a violet tint. The floor in such an interior can be coffee-violet.

Apricot with eggplant

Delicate apricot color is suitable for walls. The floor may have an eggplant tint. The furniture is chocolate or gray-brown.

Red-orange with gray-yellow

Red-orange accents in the interior are in harmony with pale apricot walls and gray-yellow furniture. The floor may have a chocolate tint.

Khaki with olive

Khaki-colored flooring and gray or white furniture will go well with olive-colored walls. Decorative elements may be black.

Lime with turquoise

The hallway may have turquoise walls, white ceiling and furniture, and gray floor. Decorative elements may have a lime tint.

Creamy with dark saffron

The yellowish-creamy walls are in harmony with the saffron floor. Furniture can be white or light brown.

Preparation of material and tools

When purchasing decorative stone, you should immediately stock up on the following tools that will be needed when carrying out repair work:

  • Hacksaw or grinder (depending on what type of stone will be used).
  • A set of spatulas of various sizes and shapes.
  • Construction level to control the even laying of the coating.
  • File for grinding parts of stone.
  • Varnish and paint brushes (acrylic varnish will create a glossy shine and an additional protective layer on the surface of the coating).
  • Primer for walls.
  • Glue (it is better to choose gypsum or cement based types).

Auxiliary tools such as a pencil and a ruler for marking stone parts can be prepared as you go.

Color, size, texture

When choosing the color and size of artificial stone for the hallway, you need to take into account the presence (or absence) of natural light, the size of the room and the features of use.

Types of stone:

  • Rubble. Outwardly similar to boulders or pebbles.

This decorative stone has a stylish and beautiful appearance.

  • Chip stone. Gives the impression of untreated rock.

In order for it to gain expressiveness and unusual contours, it is important to add small touches to the material when designing.

  • Sawn. It has clear geometric shapes and a rough surface.

The masonry will become voluminous if it is not highlighted with a contrasting outline, and spotlights will help to effectively highlight the cladding.

  • Mosaic. It consists of stones of different sizes and shapes, forming a complete picture or ornament.

To make the composition in the hallway complete, it must be decorated with various accessories, mirrors and plants.

  • Brick. The most common option, resembling brickwork in appearance.

The masonry must be done with seams or closely, and the grout should be done in a tone contrasting with the main color of the finish.

  • Tiled. Stonework with polished surface.

The hallway is the room that should look special, so it’s worth choosing an original style for it.

  • Fantasy. Variations on the theme of stones that do not exist in nature.

Decorative stone veneers are intended for finishing interior walls or fireplaces.

When choosing stone finishing for the hallway, you need to pay attention to the location of the lamps. A classic chandelier on the ceiling is not the most suitable option, but lighting on the wall will make the room spectacular and comfortable.

In remote rooms, you can use a partial finishing option, for example one wall or corners.

If the size of the hallway allows, place large green plants on the floor. This addition will enhance the impression of the unusual decoration of the room.


For a classic style, an excellent option would be to lay stone not only on the walls, but also on the floor or columns.

Dismantling the old coating

The old coating is thoroughly removed to completely clean the wall of any remaining glue, paper, plaster, or plaster.

If the previous material was wallpaper, then after removing it the wall must be cleaned of dried glue. To do this, the glue is soaked in water and removed using a utility knife. Use a spatula to remove paint or plaster.

Preliminary leveling of walls

This procedure is necessary so that the decorative stone fits better and more evenly on the underlying base.

All minor defects (small cracks, gaps) are covered with a layer of putty. Larger irregularities or construction defects are plastered.

Particular attention should be paid to surfaces near door jambs - this is where deep cracks most often form over time.

Priming the walls

The next step is to apply 1-2 layers of primer to the surface of the walls. This must be done for a number of reasons:

  • Preliminary priming of the surface allows you to get rid of dust and dirt.
  • In this way, additional stickiness of the underlying layer is created.
  • The primer protects the walls from the possible development of fungal colonies.

Thus, this procedure can significantly increase the service life of the decorative coating.

Laying decorative stone

To create a more natural and original pattern, it is better to lay the covering elements in different directions so that adjacent seams do not have the same course. Sequence of finishing work:

  1. Diluting the glue (the method will depend on the type of glue and its base). It is better to prepare the working solution strictly according to the instructions, and then the glue will hold the decorative stone more firmly.
  2. First row location. It is customary to start work from the corner of the wall (top or bottom - it doesn’t matter).
  3. A layer of glue is applied to each fragment using a notched trowel.
  4. The stone element is pressed against the wall surface, aligned in the direction of the seam and excess glue is removed.

For ease of work, you can use a ready-made diagram for laying decorative stone. You should also familiarize yourself with the various options for finishing the hallway with stone, which will help you understand the progress of laying the covering elements.

Design options

Marble

An interior with marble wallpaper will look noble and luxurious. The canvas, of course, is not made from real marble, but simply prints an image that conveys almost 100% the realism of the stone.


Photo: tidyawaytoday.co.uk

Photo: tidyawaytoday.co.uk

Masonry

A very brutal and unusual option for decorating a room. We recommend using such wallpaper as an accent, for example behind a sofa or bed, so as not to turn the room into a gloomy cave. As an option, take the help of a professional and order a design project for an apartment.


Photo: 3dwallpapermurals.co.uk

Photo: 3dwallpapermurals.co.uk

Stone cut

A magical and delicate option that is perfect for the bedroom. The unusual texture of the stone will look even richer and more interesting if you add decorative elements with repeating colors to the interior.

Photo: muralswallpaper.com

Photo: muralswallpaper.com

Ragged Stone

Wallpaper that resembles rough stone cladding is best combined with wooden finishing materials, such as parquet. The result is a natural tandem, which is simply necessary for such styles as rustic, scandi, eco. You can also design a loft style, creating the mood of the medieval era.

Photo: 3dwallpapermurals.co.uk

Photo: 3dwallpapermurals.co.uk

Brick

For those who love the loft style, but can’t decide on a real brick wall, wallpaper with a brick pattern was invented. This is an excellent alternative to expensive stone.


Photo: harrycorry.com

Photo: gowallpaper.co.uk

Natural stones

Raw stones as they appear in nature. Wallpaper like this is a bold step, but justified. Look how catchy and unusual the interior looks with textured stones.

Photo: 3dwallpapermurals.co.uk

Photo: 3dwallpapermurals.co.uk

Types of decorative stone for the hallway

On the building materials market you can find a fairly rich selection of materials: natural and artificial options.

More preference is given to artificial materials, since natural stone has a high cost and requires the help of a specialist to carry out repairs.

Advantages of artificial material

Before you make your choice, you should find out all the advantages of finishing with artificial stone:

  • Relatively low price.
  • Light weight, which reduces the load on wall supports.
  • There are no special care or cleaning requirements.
  • Does not fade under the influence of sunlight.
  • Wide selection of models in color, texture and shape.

This type of decorative stone has earned particular popularity among apartment owners and interior decorators due to the ease of repair work.

30 more photos in expensive apartments

Additionally, we have prepared several more options for photographs of decorative stone for your inspiration. We hope that everyone will find what is closest to them.


In a big house In the style of modern classics


In the cottage


Bathroom in the country


Trim around the TV and fireplace in Egyptian style


With purple flowers In the relaxation area In the bathroom


In a loft style In a country house With a built-in fireplace In a modern house


In an antique house On an open terrace Painted black


In the dining room for 5 people In the style of Sherlock Holmes Jacuzzi


Wall in the bathroom Sauna and shower With exit to the balcony Study


Country house with forest view


City life Column next to the balcony Above the stove


Work zone


In a studio apartment

Cement-based decorative stone

This coating option is particularly durable and resistant to moisture. The surface of walls finished with cement stone is easy to clean without fear of residual contamination. For finishing the hallway, cement elements will be an excellent solution.

In addition, the stores offer the buyer a huge assortment of design ideas.

But when choosing this material, it is worth remembering the negative aspects of stone: heavy weight, difficulties when cutting and polishing building blocks. Before laying the covering, additional strengthening of the walls is required.

Painting methods

When choosing a type of product, you should pay attention to the painting method. If you add pigment to the solution when preparing it, this will allow you to lay out the tiles in the same tone. Then you need to paint the surface with a tint color. This will give it a more natural look. This technology is aimed at eliminating noticeable differences in tones, even if chipping occurs. Shades that are similar in color allow you to hide defects that arise over time.

Stonework in one tone.

Another type of painting involves applying pigments only to the surface. But if chips appear, they will be noticeable. This is due to the strong difference in color.


Painting with the application of pigments only to the surface.

Decorative sandstone stone

This model is classified as a flexible type of stone. For finishing, you can cut a very thin layer of material, which is quite easy to lay on the wall.

With the help of sand stone, it is possible to create a pleasant interior with natural shades and beautiful patterns. The only drawback is that the layers of stone should only be glued onto the underlying textile base.

Stone in the form of clinker tiles

Such decorative coating models are made from certain types of clay. The creation technology involves firing finishing elements in a kiln to form a natural relief pattern.

The thickness of each stone does not exceed 2.5-3.0 cm, which greatly simplifies the process of working with this model.

Decorative stone made of gypsum

This model has a number of advantages that determine the popularity of the material:

  • Low cost.
  • Light weight material.
  • Ease of practical application.

Unfortunately, there were some drawbacks:

  • The coating does not tolerate high indoor humidity.
  • After laying the stone, 2-3 layers of acrylic varnish must be applied to the surface.

The choice of artificial stone depends on the preferences of the apartment owner, his financial capabilities and the characteristics of the hallway room.

Features of cladding small rooms

In most Russian multi-storey buildings, the hallways are very small; the vast majority of construction was carried out in Soviet times according to approved norms and standards. The average area is 3-4 square meters. m.

It is recommended to use calm light shades, without large protruding parts. Large stones and large patterns visually make the hallway smaller.

It is necessary to make fewer small details, an abundance of small additions, too small, bright drawing takes up space.

Full coverage is used when the hallway smoothly or immediately transitions into another room.

Instead of weighty natural elements, take thin artificial ones, or completely abandon them in favor of wallpaper with a stone or brick pattern.

Options for decorating a hallway with stone materials:

Hallway finishing combinations

In practice, hallways are decorated not only with stone, but also with other materials in combination with decorative stone.

For example, decorating a hallway with stone and wallpaper is a very stylish option that allows you to combine two different design trends.

For those who have not yet decided on the choice of design style and material, there are catalogs with photos of ready-made options for finishing the hallway with stone.

Options for non-standard shaped rooms

Design options may also depend on the shape of the corridor. If it is L-shaped or square, it makes sense to visually divide the space into two parts and, accordingly, choose a different design for the floor of each. You can use a traditional combination of porcelain stoneware with wood or several types of tiles. Floor coverings with fine patterns, imitation parquet or brickwork, or bricks laid out in a herringbone pattern will look good.

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