Staircases are one of my favorite architectural features in a home. They bring so much charm and character to a space and offer a lot of opportunities to capitalize on that character. One way in particular is through decorating the landing.
More often than not, the landing is overlooked as a spot for decor. In some cases, this is for the best. However; there are a lot of instances where the landing looks bare without any decor. Or, maybe it is simply an opportunity waiting to be taken advantage of.
There are many ways to style a staircase landing. It all depends on the size of the landing and style of your home. These 10 staircase landings show some of the best ways to decorate this spot.
A window seat provides extra charm to the landing. Some pillows make it cozy and a lantern brings in the coastal vibe.
Source: Home Bunch
A chic chair and gallery wall add just enough to this staircase landing to make it a focal point without cluttering it too much.
Source: House Beautiful
A large, eye-catching piece of art is perfect to stop and enjoy on your way up.
Source: Corriere Living
The small ottoman and lantern were just enough to fill the awkward space.
Source: Traditional Home
Here is another example of a chair and gallery wall in a more rustic but equally as charming setting.
Source: Lonny
Sometimes it’s as simple as a small bench and a piece of art to fill the space.
Source: My Domaine
A unique chest not only fills this space, but provides extra storage for the home. A win-win.
Source: House Beautiful
Built-in bookshelves provide extra storage space and a ton of charm to this special landing.
Source: Better Home & Gardens
If there isn’t any room for decor, you can still take advantage of the wall space by turning it into a fabulous accent wall, like this example with stone.
Source: Yahoo! Homes
Some vases look very elegant on a console table to fill this large, traditional landing.
Source: Lonny
Could you be doing more with your staircase landing? I hope one of these ideas has sparked some inspiration for you.
Warm regards,
Megan