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End of hallway ideas please

10 years ago

My hallway ends with a door to the left and right leaving me a blank wall that can't accommodate a small table.

What recommendations do you have for decorating ideas that don't sit on the floor? I value my toes, and don't want to squish them each time I enter or exit my bedroom. This dead end is also visible to the left from the front entry.

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Coldwell Banker/Lake Payne

10 years ago

A nice mirror would be good and you wouldn't feel like your walking straight into a dead end.

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
10 years ago
This is a perfect place for a piece of fabulous art.
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Design Directives, LLC
10 years ago
Perhaps sharing this design of ours will help you get things moving?
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Shoa Gallery
10 years ago
Long artwork. My work is listed here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ShoaGallery
Bette P
10 years ago
You need an interesting piece of art, if you could change out your lighting to potlights or a sleek track light with directional heads to light up the art, even better.
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felizlady
10 years ago
Perhaps a mural or wallpaper that looks like a lovely view through a window?
Bm Mccoy
10 years ago
A perfect space for a decorative wall, perhaps a vanishing pastoral scene ...
It should be graphic in design, so as to be seen as a complement to the space from the other end ...!
leelee
10 years ago
Hang a picture....you don't need a major project here. Something rather bold that doesn't have lots of tiny details that won't be visible from a distance.

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