Kendall Jenner's homes are full of rustic charm, mixed materials and earthy palettes, which is why I was a little taken aback to see the bold choice of wall art in her narrow hall. The bright turquoise and orange oversized prints are the first thing to catch the eye. However, instead of being jarring, they are in fact a clever way of re-adjusting the eye between rooms – a palate cleanser of sorts, and an opportunity to have fun in a space that's purely for passing through, rather than lingering in. Choosing art for your home is, of course, very subjective, and the choice of these two colorful Good and Evil prints by artist Barbara Kruger (from Guy Hepner), make an unexpected statement in Kendall Jenner's LA home. It's proof that you can be a little brave in the lesser-used spaces of your home. I've asked the experts about how to create maximum impact with art in a hall and rounded up some equally bold pieces below, from a typographic California print (Perigold) to an affordable IKEA picture that creates the illusion of space in a narrow hall.
