Hallway Furniture

What is hallway furniture?

Hallway furniture is any piece that helps you organise and use your entrance: console tables, shoe cabinets and benches, mirrors, sideboards and slim side tables. Together they turn the space you walk through a dozen times a day from a dumping ground into somewhere calm.

A good hallway balances storage with somewhere to put things down. You want a surface for keys and post, a seat for pulling boots on, and enough closed storage to keep shoes out of the way. You do not need a big hallway to manage it: a slim console table and a mirror change how an entrance feels on their own.

What works in a small hallway

In a narrow corridor depth matters more than width. Look for pieces under about 40cm deep so the walkway stays clear, and flip-down shoe cabinets where floor space is tight. Then think vertically, using wall height for taller shoe storage and hanging a mirror to carry light further down the hall.

Ranges, colours and finishes

Oak, pine, white, grey and rattan run through the range, across ranges including Euston, Lancaster, Noah, Manila and Panama. The Euston Modern 3 Door Shoe Storage Cabinet holds up to fifteen pairs and comes in white, oak, light grey or dark grey, while the Lancaster 2 Door Shoe Storage Cabinet offers cream, grey or sage green. For a surface by the door, the Noah 2 Door Console Table pairs oak with rattan at just 35cm deep. With more width to play with, the Manila Rattan 3 Door 2 Drawer Large Sideboard or the Panama 2 Door 2 Drawer Sideboard in waxed pine give you proper closed storage.

Delivery and assembly

Much of this range is in stock for next working day delivery when you order before 12pm, with free delivery on thousands of products. Most hallway pieces are flat-pack; if you would rather not build it yourself, tick the box on the product page to add our in-home assembly service from our partner Screwdriver at a flat rate. If you want furniture that arrives built, our ready assembled sideboards and lamp tables are delivered fully assembled.

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Hallway furniture FAQs

What furniture do I need for a hallway?

Most hallways need three things: a surface for keys and post, shoe storage, and somewhere for coats and bags. A console table or slim sideboard covers the first, a shoe cabinet or bench the second. Build it up gradually, starting with whichever annoys you most.

How do I make the most of a small hallway?

Depth matters more than width in a narrow corridor, so look for pieces under about 40cm deep. Think vertically too: a tall slim shoe cabinet uses wall height rather than floor. A mirror is the cheapest way to make the space feel wider and brighter.

Do I have to assemble hallway furniture myself?

Most of this range is flat-pack, and the product page tells you which. If you would rather not build it, tick the box there to add our in-home assembly service from our partner Screwdriver, charged at a flat rate. Some ranges arrive fully assembled instead.

How long does delivery take on hallway furniture?

Order before 12pm and thousands of our in-stock products arrive the next working day. Some ranges run to 3 to 5 working days, made-to-order pieces longer. The expected date is on every product page, and you can choose your delivery date at checkout.

Can I use a sideboard in a hallway?

It is one of the best things you can put there if you have the width, giving you closed storage for shoes and bags plus a display surface on top. Measure the depth against your walkway, and pick a lower or narrower model for a tighter corridor.

Can I return hallway furniture if it does not fit?

Yes. The majority of our products carry a 30-day returns window. Let us know by email within 14 days of delivery, keep the original packaging, and have the item back within 30 days. Checking the dimensions first saves the trouble.

Can I spread the cost?

Flexible finance and buy now pay later options are available at checkout, subject to status. The plans appear on the product page and again when you check out, so you can do the hallway in one go rather than a piece at a time.