Each hostess wants to use the whole space of an apartment or house with the maximum benefit. Therefore, to store things, use any place, including the ceiling in the form of mezzanines. Such small lockers can be found most often in the niches of the corridor and kitchen, in the bathroom, toilet and even on the balcony. Especially relevant are mezzanines in the corridor of the Khrushchevka. After all, the size of such an apartment is not large and there are almost no free places to store things that are not often used.
Variants of mezzanines in the corridor
Depending on the layout of the hallway, the mezzanine can be one-sided and two-sided, open, closed or angled. It is necessary to determine in advance and with the dimensions of this element of furniture: the bottom edge of the locker should not interfere with the passage below it. In addition, the mezzanine should be installed so that it visually does not reduce the space of the corridor.
The standard mezzanine in the corridor is a locker under the ceiling with lockable doors. For a small hallway it is convenient to install a mezzanine with sliding or lifting doors. The mezzanine is usually located above the door. You can choose a through design mezzanine, in which there is access from two sides: from the corridor and, for example, from the kitchen. In this case, the built-in model can successfully hide some of the errors on the walls and ceiling.
Entresol in the corridor can have one or even two shelves. This furniture element is made of wood, chipboard, MDF. The doors of this locker can be glass or even mirror. There are open models of mezzanines with shelves of glass.
Entresol in the corridor can have a very different design. It can be the color of wenge or milk oak , imitate alder or ash wood. Original and elegant looks mezzanine in the hallway with illumination. The main thing is that the mezzanine in the corridor should look harmonious with the general situation of the apartment.
You can buy ready mezzanines for the corridor, or you can make them yourself.
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