Laminate flooring in hall and landing but carpet on stairs?
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annlew1
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Help with paint colours for our stairs, hall and landing!
Comments (1)With white woodwork, I suggest painting the walls and woodwork in semi-gloss white. White woodwork and walls will make the space visually larger, and semi-gloss paint reflects light and is easy to clean....See MoreHelp with hall/stairs/landing
Comments (4)I'd go for option B. I think you need some hint of another colour, but I can understand your dislike of coloured walls and wallpaper (you're not alone in the wallpaper loathing!) Other than a greig colour, have you though of something a bit like F&B Dimity? which will give you the contrast between your white woodwork and the walls, whilst still keeping it pale and neutral, but adding a bit of warmth to counter of the lack of natural light. I think it will also compliment your new travertine...See MorePlease help me pick a colour for my hall, stairs & landing
Comments (15)Well what a coincident! Visited a friend yesterday who is having her hallway, stairs and landing painted on Monday and wanted my advice (!). She has chosen a Karndean style herringbone floor for her hall and a soft check stair carpet in a warm caramel colour. Staircase is oak and glass. Not much natural light in the hall. We looked through loads of paint charts but she didn’t want the expense of F&B or Little G. Then we both felt Dulux Caramel Latte or Caramel Blush would look good. She later bought some matchpots and loves both shades, so she’s having the Latte on one wall and the Blush on the rest. They are lovely warm tones with very appropriate names!...See MoreHall, stairs & landing - help please!!!
Comments (14)Hi Joanne, I'd possibly paint the stair wood work black to add a bit of difference. Completely agree with the above and would get yourself a runner, will definitely add personality to the space and there are so many out there at the moment! H&M, IKEA and Next do some great ones. Looks like you might be hanging a print on the far wall which is lovely. I'd add some succulents (faux or real) on the shelf next to the door. What's also cool at the mo is a stair gallery wall which could be a nice option. Alternatively a mirror on the right hand wall (as you face in) would be nice. You could also create a tiny shelf with natural wood that goes above the radiator Hope that helps! Phoebe x...See More
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6 years agoHi, yes you can use hardwood on the stairs but you fitter has to be experienced in fitting onto stairs as it can be pretty tricky. Here are photos from our customer's stairs.
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6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoHi Ann, you most certainly can! We think it makes a lovely design statement. Halls and stairs are great spots to introduce personal style and you can afford to be bold in your interior choices. If your hallway and staircase is a wide, open and airy space, why not let a striped carpet take centre stage. Cormar’s Avebury collection, pictured
below, is made from 100% pure new wool comes in either a neat, level loop pile or
a textured loop pile and offers four tonal striped designs and eight plain, stylish shades: https://www.cormarcarpets.co.uk/product_avebury/product_avebury.php.
A bold carpet colour might be overpowering in a large living room but can look at home on a staircase. Experiment with a deep homely purple (Cormar’s Sensation Twist in Wild Cherry) or a charcoal grey shade to add a pop of style. Complement with lots of white or cream woodwork to keep the look simple and sophisticated. https://www.cormarcarpets.co.uk/product_sensationtwist/product_sensationtwist.php
Let us know what you decide to go with!
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