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AI hallway design: render from your plan or upload a photo of an existing hallway — the AI repaints in a new style. Scandinavian minimalism, loft, classic. Walls, floor, lighting in a unified style.
Hallway planning online
Free 3D hallway and corridor builder with real storage depths and AI design
The hallway is the tightest space in an apartment — every centimetre of depth matters. Design your hallway online for free: draw a plan in the browser, add a sliding wardrobe or an open coat rack, see if an 80 cm aisle remains, and generate an AI design. Hallway drafting in 3D — no install, no sales calls.
- Runs in browser
- Free forever
- No download
- Real depths
- AI design
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starting planner toolkit
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3D furniture models extracted from photos
What the online hallway builder can do
Tools covering the whole hallway design cycle — from the dimensioned drawing to a photorealistic render. One editor for hallway and adjacent corridor: they're built as a single space.
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Hallway plan and sketch with dimensions
Rectangular or L-shaped — to your centimetres, narrow corridor from 90 cm. The sketch is drawn automatically from your measurements; the planner computes remaining aisle after storage — shows a warning if under 80 cm. All in centimetres, ready for the measurer.
Storage with real depths: wardrobe, shoe cabinet, coat rack
Catalogue with real depths: slim shoe cabinet 20–25 cm, open coat rack 30–35 cm, sliding wardrobe 45 cm plus 8–10 cm doors. Place on the plan — see how much is left for the aisle. No 'about fits'.
3D hallway builder online free
One click — the plan becomes 3D. Walk the hallway first-person, open virtual wardrobe doors, check that the shoe cabinet doesn't block the front door. Like a game, but for your future hallway.
Your own shoe cabinet or wardrobe — try in the hallway before ordering
Spotted a slim shoe cabinet in a store or ordered a wardrobe from a factory? Photograph it — the AI builds a 3D model with real dimensions and places it in your hallway. See if the 80 cm aisle survives before you pay for delivery.
- Extraction in 30 seconds from corner points — exact depths
- 3D model in your library — draggable, verifiable against aisles
- 'Aisle survives or you hit the wardrobe' — before you pay for delivery
How to make a hallway project online
From empty screen to finished project — 10–15 minutes. Signup only to save.
Set dimensions and the front-door swing sector
Enter length and width, or pick a template (narrow corridor, square entry, tambour, with walk-in). The front-door swing sector appears automatically — that zone must stay clear.
Place storage along the long wall
Sliding wardrobe on the long wall — depth 45 + 10 cm for doors. Or an open coat rack 30–35 cm if space is tight. Slim shoe cabinet 20–25 cm — under the rack or opposite the wardrobe. The planner checks 80 cm aisle.
3D + design + PDF
Switch to 3D, walk through, open the wardrobe. Hit 'generate design' — the AI creates a render in the chosen style. Save the PDF plan for the measurer and assembler.
Hallway layout for any type
Templates for typical hallway and corridor types — from a 90 cm narrow to a private-house tambour. Tune to your dimensions, place storage, check the aisle.
Narrow corridor 90–110 cm
The most common scenario in typical apartments. Slim shoe cabinet 20–25 cm along one wall, thin mirror on the opposite one, coat hooks. Aisle after storage — 80 cm minimum.
Open templateSquare entry hall
L-shaped storage in the corner: sliding wardrobe + shoe cabinet + bench as one unit. Full-height mirror on the opposite wall visually expands. Works as a turnkey entry.
Open template
Private-house tambour
Thermal buffer 1.2–1.5 m² between front door and living zone. Boot bench, coat hooks, small radiator. Mandatory in cold climates — saves 20–30% of heat in winter. Full floor plans with tambour are built in the house planner.
Open template
Hallway with mini walk-in
Hallway + mini walk-in behind a partition: rods for outerwear, shelves for seasonal shoes, drawers for accessories. Works from a 4–5 m² square hall. No door needed — just a partition. Rod and shelf layouts are dialled in the walk-in planner.
Open template
Walk-through corridor
Corridor from hallway into rooms — no furniture in the middle. Storage only along walls, shoes under the coat rack. Aisle no less than 90 cm — buffer for renovation with furniture.
Open template
Studio hallway
In an open studio — zone the hallway with a shelf or rug. Shoe cabinet + coat rack in one module, mirror as decor. No doors — only visual boundary.
Open templateWhat fits in a narrow corridor — storage depths
The hallway formula: corridor width minus 80 cm aisle = available storage depth. Below are real depths of typical storage. Plug in your width and stack as many modules as fit.
- Slim shoe cabinet (closed, drawers)
- 20–25 cm
- Open wall-mounted coat rack with hooks
- 30–35 cm
- Thin cabinet with hinged fronts
- 35–40 cm
- Classic sliding wardrobe — box + doors
- 45–55 cm
- Full-size sliding wardrobe with mezzanine
- 55–65 cm
- Wall mirror — depth from wall
- 0–2 cm
Formula
Corridor 100 cm = max 20 cm of storage (slim shoe cabinet) and 80 cm aisle. 120 cm = 40 cm (thin cabinet). 140 cm = 55 cm (full sliding wardrobe). Under 100 cm — only mirror and hooks; no wardrobe fits.
5 hallway planning rules
Rules that work in any hallway — from 1 m² in a Khrushchev-era flat to 6 m² in a new build. You can ignore one if there really is no room.
Aisle after placement — 80 cm minimum. Less — two people can't pass with a bag. In a 90 cm corridor with a 20 cm shoe cabinet you get 70 — right at the edge. The planner flags it.
Front-door swing sector free, 90 cm radius. The door usually opens inward — that zone is for feet, no furniture. A sliding wardrobe solves the problem in a narrow hallway.
Sliding wardrobe or open coat rack — by depth. Wardrobe 45 cm hides outerwear and seasonal items. Open 30 cm — more accessible but visible mess. Compromise: wardrobe + hooks for daily items.
Slim shoe cabinet 20–25 cm under the coat rack. Saves floor and depth — 40 cm holds five pairs. Drawers over open shelves: shoes stay dust-free and the hallway doesn't look like a storage room.
Mirror opposite the window or front door — not next to. Reflects light from the living zone and 'stretches' the hallway. Mirror on a wardrobe door — double function, no dedicated space.
Which other room are you planning?
Each room has its own rules. The walk-in handles seasonal storage; the tambour in a house is the thermal buffer. The hallway works in tandem with them.
Wardrobe planner
Shoes and seasonal storage
OpenRoom planner
Universal scenario
OpenLiving room planner
Sofa, TV, lounge zones
OpenBedroom planner
Bed, wardrobe
OpenKitchen planner
Cabinets, work triangle
OpenBathroom planner
Fixtures, tiles
OpenKids room planner
By child's age
OpenPlanning the whole apartment? Go to apartment planner →
How our hallway builder differs
The hallway has two kinds of competitors — sliding-wardrobe configurators of furniture factories and large apartment planners. Our hallway builder covers what neither solves.
Difference № 1
Beats sliding-wardrobe configurators
Details. Their configurator assembles only their wardrobe — and ends with a 'call the measurer' button. We plan the whole hallway: a wardrobe from any factory, a shoe cabinet from a mass-market chain, a mirror from a home-improvement store. Vendor-neutral.
Difference № 2
Your own furniture from a photo — not only a catalogue
Details. Regular planners have a template catalogue. With us — upload a photo of your existing wardrobe or the one you ordered, and get an exact 3D model in 30 seconds.
Difference № 3
Whole space including door swing sector
Details. Accounts for the front-door swing sector (90 cm radius from the hinge) and 80 cm aisle — won't let you place a wardrobe in the path. Regular configurators don't think about this.
Difference № 4
AI placement with real depths
Details. The AI knows: a 25 cm shoe cabinet against a 55 cm wardrobe leaves 20 cm for the aisle. One button — a working layout with real depths. Not 'draw furniture anywhere'.
Difference № 5
Part of a full planner — not a dead-end branch
Details. The hallway is the entry point to the apartment. If after the hallway you realise you need a new living-room layout or bathroom — jump over in two clicks. One account, one project.
Hallway project examples
Real hallway projects built in our planner — from a 90 cm narrow corridor to a private-house tambour.
Narrow 100 cm
Slim shoe cabinet + mirror
Alisa · SPb
Square hall 4 m²
L-system turnkey
Igor · Moscow
House tambour
Thermal buffer with hooks
Natalia · Leningrad Oblast
With mini walk-in
Seasonal storage
Yulia · Kazan
Walk-through corridor
Only along walls
Sergei · Tyumen
Studio hallway
Zoning with a shelf
Designer Marina S.
Narrow 100 cm
Slim shoe cabinet + mirror
Alisa · SPb
Square hall 4 m²
L-system turnkey
Igor · Moscow
House tambour
Thermal buffer with hooks
Natalia · Leningrad Oblast
With mini walk-in
Seasonal storage
Yulia · Kazan
Walk-through corridor
Only along walls
Sergei · Tyumen
Studio hallway
Zoning with a shelf
Designer Marina S.
Save and download the hallway project
Project lives in your account. PDF with dimensions — for the sliding-wardrobe measurer and assembler. PNG design render — for family, contractor, electrician for outlet and light planning.
- PDF with dimensions and zone labels — for wardrobe measurer
- PNG hallway design render — for family and contractor
- Public project link — show relatives or realtor
- All projects saved to your account — return anytime
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Reviews from people who already planned a hallway
What people say who already built a hallway project in our builder — before ordering a sliding wardrobe, before renovation, before moving.
★★★★★4.8 of 5
★★★★★
«3.5 m² hallway in a new build — seemed like nothing fits. In the planner I tried a 55 cm wardrobe and a 20 cm shoe cabinet opposite — an 82 cm aisle survived. Turns out it theoretically works. Ordered — it works.»
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Alisa K.
New build · SPb
★★★★★
«I run a furniture studio. Use this instead of a notepad: the client instantly sees that their 60 cm wardrobe plus 10 cm doors won't fit into a 140 cm corridor. Show in 3D — they agree on a 45 cm one (85 cm aisle survives) and save on rework.»
MS
Marina S.
Interior designer · Moscow
★★★★★
«Built a country-house tambour in one evening. Bench + hooks + boot storage. Checked in 3D that the door doesn't hit the bench. Gave the crew a PDF plan — they built it as pictured.»
IM
Igor M.
Country house · Leningrad Oblast
★★★★☆
«I work in real estate — I show clients hallways with placed furniture: 'a wardrobe here, a shoe cabinet there'. Helps sell even 2 m² hallways because the client sees something actually fits.»
DP
Dmitry P.
Realtor · Nizhny Novgorod
What's free in the hallway planner
All basic features — plan with dimensions, furniture catalogue with real depths, 3D mode, PDF/PNG export — free forever. Only AI placement, AI design and photo extraction cost tokens.
Free forever
- ·Hallway and corridor plan with real dimensions
- ·Storage catalogue: wardrobes, shoe cabinets, coat racks, mirrors
- ·3D mode and first-person walkthrough
- ·PDF plan and PNG design render export
Costs tokens
- ·AI render of the hallway from the plan — photorealistic design
- ·AI placement with one button, accounting for aisles
- ·Hallway design from a photo — repaint in a new style
- ·Extraction of a 3D model of your wardrobe or shoe cabinet from a photo
Pick your plan
Hallway planning FAQ
Eight specific questions people ask most often about an online hallway project and 3D builder.
Set the dimensions of the hallway and corridor — the builder draws a contour. Drag the front door onto a wall — the swing sector appears automatically. Then place the sliding wardrobe, shoe cabinet and mirror. The planner checks the 80 cm aisle. Plan, 3D and PDF export are free.
A slim shoe cabinet 20–25 cm along one wall (leaves 65–80 cm aisle), a thin mirror on the opposite wall, coat hooks. A 45 cm sliding wardrobe is already borderline — the aisle drops to 45–55 cm, fine for one occupant, cramped for a family.
Depends on wardrobe depth and hallway width. Classic 55 cm + 10 cm for sliding doors = 65 cm from wall. Aisle after = hallway width minus 65 cm, must be at least 80 cm. So the wardrobe fits starting from a hallway 145–150 cm wide. Verify precisely in the planner.
No window is normal for typical hallways. Consider: white/light walls, full-height mirror opposite the living zone (reflects room light), ceiling light + sconce above the mirror, extra lighting inside the sliding wardrobe. Dark materials in a window-less hallway guarantee a 'cave'.
Photograph the shoe cabinet in the store or from the site with clear corner points. Upload to the planner — the AI builds a 3D model with real dimensions in 30 seconds and places it in your hallway. See if it fits with the 80 cm aisle before you pay for delivery.
Yes, free. The PDF contains the hallway and corridor contour with dimensions in centimetres, the front door with swing sector, furniture placement with depths and labels (wardrobe, shoe cabinet, coat rack). Works as a brief for the crew and the furniture studio.
A tambour is a thermal buffer of 1.2–1.5 m² between the front door and living zone — mandatory in a private house in cold climates: without one, 20–30% of heat is lost through the front door in winter. For a house there's a separate house planner with full floor plans and staircase. Apartments usually don't have a tambour — the hallway plays that role; fencing off part of the shared landing requires HOA approval and can't be done unilaterally.
Build the plan or upload a photo of an existing hallway. Hit 'generate design', pick a style (Scandinavian, loft, classic, minimalism) — the AI repaints in 30 seconds. Walls, floor, mirrors, lighting — all in a unified style.
Build a hallway project in 15 minutes — free
Draft the plan, place a sliding wardrobe and a shoe cabinet, preview in 3D. A mistake on screen is free — a factory wardrobe won't be returned over a 2 cm miscalculation.
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