Can you help me with this hallway to make hallway wider
I have red curtains in my living room
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PROAnna Auzins Interiors Ltd.
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PROCreate Perfect
6 years ago
Carolina
6 years ago
PROWoodpecker Flooring
6 years agoHi Sharon,
We agree that removing the furniture is a good idea to free up the feel of the space.
Installing wide wood flooring could help to create the illusion that it's a bigger hallway too. We'd suggest a traditional natural oak with golden tones to create a warming feel and striking contrast with your white walls.
Harlech Rustic Oak
Best of luck with your project!
Hannah | Woodpecker
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6 years ago
PROCormar Carpets
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoA hallway is often one of the most neglected spaces in the home, becoming a dumping ground for the rest of the house. When you open the front door, the first thing you and your guests usually see is the hallway and stairs – and how that looks can influence the way you feel about your home and how they view your whole home. It is worth spending time and effort on making this area inviting. Welcoming shades of white lighten up a small or dark hallway or staircase by accentuating the feeling of space. Blush tones, chalky/dusty shades and delicate naturals add a vintage or romantic flavour while the current trends for stripes or shades of grey – add a cool, fashionable feel to the area. http://www.cormarcarpets.co.uk/product_boucle-neutrals/product_boucle-neutrals.php
Kathy