Curated Finds for Graham | Hallway Unit
Inspired by your brief, I’ve curated a few options that sit comfortably below the dado rail, stay within the 70cm width limit, and still offer enough internal space to keep wires and tech neatly out of sight. Because the hallway sits within a Victorian home, the direction leans toward pieces with warmth and a nod to that modern influence — clean lines and wood finishes that feel considered rather than heavy.
Each piece below has been selected to bring some quiet character to the corner, while also doing the practical job of hiding the not-so-pretty essentials.
This piece has a slightly more refined, architectural feel. The elegant rounded edges soften the silhouette, which works beautifully in a Victorian hallway where sharper, boxy forms can feel too rigid. The oak veneer brings warmth without going too dark, and the internal shelf gives you the concealed storage you need for routers and wires. It should sit comfortable under the dado rail, and the clean base keeps it looking light in the space.
I like this one because it's simple in the best possible way. The clean lines and light wood finish keep the piece feeling calm in a hallway, while the enclosed cabinet does the practical work to hide everyday clutter.
If you want to bring more textural and crafted feel, this will be a nice option. The woven door fronts soften the piece visually and introduce a natural layer that works beautifully in a Victorian hallway without feeling too traditional.
