Hallway leading to open kitchen -Advice needed
Lavina Malani
4 years ago
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Need help with small open kitchen and living room layout
Comments (21)Your home is just so lovely, I don't think you should remove all that architectural detail. What are the dimensions of the laundry room? I'm wondering if there is opportunity to turn that into an efficient office space (not legal bedroom.) Maybe you could leave the living room and dining room alone and put that part of the budget into an efficient shower bathroom with stackable laundry so the laundry can become office space or guest space if there's room for even a daybed?...See MoreUpstairs open hallway - gallery - too much?
Comments (9)well, DH hung them whoo hoo. and about 6 others in the hall upstairs, the stairs walk set from the other thread, 6 more in the hallway downstairs, a set of leaf plates in the dining room and 1 picture in the bathroom this weekend. gold star for him :)...See MoreBlue ceramic tile with white cabinets. Open kitchen dining room. Need
Comments (4)Pick the lightest blue-gray in the tile, and two shades lighter on the same paint color card. Sample them on foamcore. Or try the same white as for the trim paint and the blue two shades lighter than the lightest blue on the tile....See MoreProblem with open door blocking hall
Comments (29)Stewart Colley, If it make you feel any better we have 2 doors that open into our hallway and they are almost directly across from each other so not only can the doors block people, they can crash into each other. The door on the left is a powder room. To make matters worse the light switch in that powder room is opposite of where it should be. What was the builder thinking! I go along with the others who say get a door with glass in it. It's great to be able to see if someone is in the hallway or stairway....See MoreLavina Malani
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