It's a pleasure, I'd say a Jasmine white or almond white. The lightness will really bring out that beautiful floor. This will give the room a lift and a light airy feel, the light will bounce off the red tiles giving the walls a warm tone.

The colour you paint the walls very much depends on the behaviours you wish to see coming from the space. How you want it to feel. Who you are as a person. Once that is determined you can then ensure it harmonises and tones well with other spaces coming off your hallway. You could pick any colour you like (there's no such thing as a bad colour) but to make it really work for you and for the long term (which is key - hallways are a pain to decorate and you don't want to have to change it in a months time because you don't like it!). It is important to make sure that if, for example you chose red, is the red going to make you feel the way you wAnt it to? Have you chosen the right red? What is the undertone of the red? Is it yellow based or blue based? Each will give a very different feel. I work as a colour consultant specialising in applied colour psychology. If you want any further help please just ask.

Thank you for your comments..I'd love to brighten it with a rug but alas oo many dogs and we live in the country so its always muddy in the winter... im really tempted to go all mushroom..Thanks again

Hei. All looks fab to me! I wouldn’t change a thing. 😊 But I appreciate change is good, sometimes. If anything, I would perhaps change the coffee table, even though you hadn’t mentioned that. It just looks a little ‘stark’.