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I have a room sized hallway

8 years ago

I have just bought a bungalow and the hallway is 13ft x 11ft. This is where all the doors go off to all the rooms but I would like it to look welcoming and not so empty. Any ideas would be appreciated.

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Gerard Puxhe
8 years ago
Hi,

a picture would be helpful as well as the style aimed.

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Jonathan
8 years ago
Round table in the middle on a round rug with a circular light fitting above
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eileenrose1
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8 years ago
Thank you that is really helpful and probably what I will do. Many thanks

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