Need help for my hallway!

7 years ago

As you enter the long narrow hallway, the staircase is on the left and at the endon the right a doorway into the lounge. It would be nice to have something bold or interesting to look at on the wall at the end of the hallway, the first thing you see when you enter the house. Photos are not good as daylight shines on them and they are difficult to see. Not sure about a mirror? Can anyone help please?

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The Bulb Co
7 years ago
How about adding a nice wall light perhaps as there are many nice decorative ones for you to choose from and could be a good solution as offers decoration and style at the same time! Not sure what your colour scheme is so if you add some pictures when you get chance to it might be easier for people to make some suggestions as to what to add. If you want to have a look over our wall lights these can be found here: http://www.thebulbco.com/led-interior-lighting/led-interior-wall-lights

Not sure about the mirror option though with you mentioning daylight shining directly onto them as if you have a mirror there you may end up getting dazzled all the time!!!!!

Hope this helps :-)
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V.I.P Walls Interior Specialist
7 years ago
Hi if you would like to liven up your walls check out what we offer www.vipwalls.co.uk

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Kind regards

V.I.P Walls Team
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