Hallways
Upstairs, we have a long hallway with not much going on. A bedroom door at each end, two doors along one side (to the laundry room and bathroom), contractor-grade flush mount lights on the ceiling. C'est fini.
A while back I gave it a little upgrade with $60 worth of ikea frames and an art project I made myself.
And it's better, but still quite blah.
Why am I thinking about this? Mostly because I am so over the tweaking and whining about the bedrooms up there. Or maybe because I am avoiding teaching myself how to make roman blinds for the otherwise-basically-complete living room. Whatever the reason, I find myself grabbing inspiration where I can.
I see four major options:
Big Color
Bold Wallpaper
Bold Hanging
Expanded Gallery Wall
[Steven Gambrel in Elle Decor]
I'll be rounding up images for each option over the next week or so, come on back!
I also spotted this hallway round up on this Brazilian blog. I can't read the text, but I sure do like the images--check it out.
A while back I gave it a little upgrade with $60 worth of ikea frames and an art project I made myself.
And it's better, but still quite blah.
Why am I thinking about this? Mostly because I am so over the tweaking and whining about the bedrooms up there. Or maybe because I am avoiding teaching myself how to make roman blinds for the otherwise-basically-complete living room. Whatever the reason, I find myself grabbing inspiration where I can.
I see four major options:
Big Color
[Architectural Digest]
Bold Wallpaper
[Luxe: Chicago]
Bold Hanging
Expanded Gallery Wall
[Steven Gambrel in Elle Decor]
I'll be rounding up images for each option over the next week or so, come on back!
I also spotted this hallway round up on this Brazilian blog. I can't read the text, but I sure do like the images--check it out.