Hallway Design
I purchased my hallway light from BHS to add a little sparkle and glitz to the room. Then I got the hanging heart and mat from B and M stores. From Homebase I got the coat hanger for guests coats, and the little shabby chic sign from Dunelm. My laters is from The Range and the candle holder on the radiator cover. My show rack was from Homebase and I painted it white and added the butterfly from Hobbycraft.
My Hallway was very dark when we brought this house two years ago there was no natural light. This was because the front door had no glass or window and the walls were dark in colour. I went for pale grey with a blue undertone this makes the grey paint warmer. Having tiles on the floor means it can be a little cold so I did not want a cool tone of grey. I was going to use Farrow and Balls Elephants Breathe but I found this to be very dark. Although other Farrow and Ball colours I love such as Pale Powder.ere also a dark colour.
The first thing we did was change the door to one which has glass. It is enough to let the light in but still provides us with privacy.
Then we painted the stairs white as they were a very dark brown instantly this made the room feel more modern and brighter.
The door handles were all gold and looked very dated and did no longer matched the grey on the walls. So we got these iconic door handles which can be found online or in Homebase for around fifiteen pounds a pack of two.
I purchased my hallway light from BHS to add a little sparkle and glitz to the room. Then I got the hanging heart and mat from B and M stores. From Homebase I got the coat hanger for guests coats, and the little shabby chic sign from Dunelm. My laters is from The Range and the candle holder on the radiator cover. My show rack was from Homebase and I painted it white and added the butterfly from Hobbycraft.
This room looks beautiful. Such a good idea to change the door for one with glass in. X
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