Hallway Help Please!!!
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Comments (24)I have just revisited this item and a thought has struck me. If you are intending to do the whole house room by room then it occurs to me that the hall should be the last area to do - simply to save tears. While you alter all the other rooms you will be carrying all materials and tools through the hallway - and of course that will increase the wear and tear factor, along with dings and scrapes from long and large bits of materials and furniture. I don't know the layout of the house, nor how badly other rooms need sorting out but I would start with rooms you actually use rather than simply pass through. Kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom. In fact I would suggest sorting the living room first before you get so moved into it that vacating it to work on it would be problematic. The kitchen and bathroom don't tend to attract the amount of clutter and furniture that living rooms collect, so are easier to clear to basics to start work on. During this process your hallway may well end up being a makeshift store for materials while work is going on....See MoreHall help please
Comments (11)To me this hallway is screaming out for some dado rail height panelling, I would run this all through and up the stairs and, as the stained glass seems to be consistent throughout, pick a colour from this, i.e. a light green to paint the panelling. Then a nice light but bold print wallpaper above the panelling would look really nice. The staircase is a nice example but needs a bit of cosmetic work to tidy it up and a new lampshade and this hallway could look great!...See MoreHallway help please
Comments (6)A sea blue would go great with the carpet. Stone Blue https://www.farrow-ball.com/paint-colours/stone-blue Oval Room Blue https://www.farrow-ball.com/paint-colours/oval-room-blue Light Blue https://www.farrow-ball.com/paint-colours/light-blue I'd keep the woodwork white....See MoreHallway help please...
Comments (13)We had exactly this situation in our current home. We bought the house with the intention of renovating so got rid of the indoor wall and door and built a bench with storage below for shoes and a coat rail. It looks better and is the landing zone for much of the school and work gear now. The shoes are not always I. The press bit easy to put away if someone calls to the door😃. Down side is the porch was an additional insulating layer and cost🙁. Best of luck with the changes and hope this helps....See More- 12 years ago
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