Yes, and that is where I think it would look amazing! I just saw an episode of Holmes on Holmes i think it was where they did the whole stairwell wall this isnt it but....

your house feels a bit too modern for the treatments you are considering...

interesting, i've never gotten the modern feeling. if anything I think its just missing color and detail, it has a very boring feel to it right now.

Oh God, BEAUTIFUL! Who do you hire to do that? A woodworker? Cabinet maker?

I’m slowly going to attempt it as DIY project. I recently did board and batten in small half-bath. I actually really enjoyed the slow process of caulking and filling in nail holes. My husband thought I was crazy but I found it to be kind of relaxing to do at night after putting the kids to bed haha.

well, it's transitional -- the baseboard is quite stylized, there's no crown moulding, minimalist door and window framing, and the high atrium is quite plain in a modern way. the railing is more traditional, but in an angular Craftsman style. but the modern part of the design is part of why it's hard to figure out where to begin or end any trim, because the spaces flow one into another without always having sharp divisions.

I think your hallway is very nice -- textures and planes. I'm not sure it needs the investment you're considering. but it's your house!

What style wall paper were you thinking? I really think adding all of that will make the space lose the bright quality it currently has. If it were me, I’d do as Beverly suggested, and forget about wallpaper and crown. The ceiling sounds nice though...what color wood? Or were you thinking painted? Beautiful home!

I really like it the way it is. Sometimes less is more. Pretty home

the hall rug is too small for the space. I would remove it. As the above poster stated sometime less is more

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