6. For drab hallways: Add more light Just like any other room, a hallway can also be privy to layered lighting. Thus, in addition to that regular overhead fixture, consider adding a wall sconce or two, and maybe even a floor lamp if you’ve got the space. And a mirror, of course.
7. For drab hallways: Build storage Clutter has no business taking up valuable legroom in an already tiny hallway. Thus, if possible, look at ways to incorporate storage into your hallway/entryway. A simple hallway closet with a sliding door should do the trick. Otherwise, a floating shelf or two, or even slim cubbies can mean the difference between a clear and cluttered hallway.
8. For drab hallways: Try moulding Incorporating moulding (on the ceiling, or your baseboard, or both) will not only create the illusion of more space but also give your hallway a much more detailed look – perfect for certain design styles such as colonial, traditional, farmhouse, etc.
9. For drab hallways: Add an area rug Trust us when we say that a long, narrow corridor will suddenly come to life with the inclusion of the right runner. Adding colour and warmth, a runner also ensures a cosy underfoot sensation for your hallway.
10. For drab hallways: Embrace the dark Rather than resist that dark look of your hallway, how about altering it to work for you? A deep, moody colour splashed on those walls can be just the right thing for a dramatic design. Especially if paired with adequate lighting, gleaming finishes/metals, and an accessory with a bright colour that pops here and there. Courtesy of homify.co.za | Johannes Van Graan
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