Long hallway

When you’re furnishing your home, it’s easy to focus on larger rooms and overlook the hall. Here’s why that’s a mistake.

Designer Crystal Sinclair had just the right project in mind when it came to transforming a long, bare hallway in her Tuxedo, New York, home. With its white walls, dim lighting, and bare floors, this transitional space, which leads to two bedrooms and her home office, had absolutely no personality. So how did Sinclair take it from blah to brilliant?

This long, dark hallway was not being helped by the saltillo tile, ugly light fixture, and dark trim. But after stripping away all those dated features in the hallway, it’s now a lighter, brighter, and more welcoming space…We saw this snazzy before and after over on To the Moon and Back — a great little blog documenting a home’s transformation. This project is a true testament to the power of simple changes.

Do you have a long dark hallway? check out these 9 easy budget friendly ideas to help you brighten them up. Using pain colours and other color schemes to make your long corridor feel bright and spacious.

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Do you have a long dark hallway? check out these 9 easy budget friendly ideas to help you brighten them up. Using pain colours and other color schemes to make your long corridor feel bright and spacious.

Discover 23 creative ideas for decorating narrow hallways, including wall decor, furniture arrangements, and lighting fixtures. Explore tips for long and small entryway ideas, apartment entryway ideas, and colour schemes to transform your narrow hallways. From paint ideas to modern small entryway solutions, learn how to incorporate mirrors, wallpaper, and black doors into your interior design. Perfect for home decor enthusiasts looking to decorate their hallway entrances and small spaces.

Hallways are arguably the most overlooked part of a home. For starters, they’re usually tiny. This makes it a challenge to add pizzazz to a space that offers so little square footage. But when it comes down to it, it’s certainly possible, and home stagers have proof.From adjusting lighting to hanging artwork, you’d be surprised how easy it is to brighten up this overlooked spot.

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Black tends to be a bit of a polarizing color for interiors: we’ve written about black walls, black bathrooms, black bedrooms, and each time the response is either love or hate. But what about… black on the ceiling?When it comes to black ceilings, some may immediately think of a cave, while others see this dark hue above and feel warm and cozy vibes. Regardless of your opinion, we’ve curated a few of our favorite black ceilings that you’re sure to love.

Take your long, narrow hallway from lackluster to stylish with these simple decorating ideas.

Playing with light Long corridors are perceived as shorter, when you brighten the walls with direct light selectively and thus segment the hallway. Combined with pictures, the corridor thus becomes a private gallery. The here used recessed spotlights lui piano deliberately withdraw themselves and yet provide focused light.