So I’m back with another interiors post! I know, I am on a roll right" I shared our 1930s living room renovation last week, and so this week I am going to focus on our hallway renovation. This is actually the last of our home we have renovated thus far, but it feels like the most ‘finished’ compared to our other rooms currently. I have some styling, cleaning, tidying and odd jobs left to sort before sharing some of our other interior spaces. However as this leads to our living room and of course is the entrance to our art deco house, it feels like a good place to focus on next. One thing we really could do with updating in our hallway is our under stairs cupboard/cupboard door. But that’s something to think about in the future. Sponsored Ads

The Build
We had a lot of wallpaper to remove in the hallway, including on the ceiling! I know, fun times. It’s easy to underestimate a hallway as if feels like a small space, but when looking at the length of the walls, it can really add up. My dad then plastered all the walls and ceiling, before we painted the walls in Dulux Easy Care Brilliant White. It’s a dark space as we have practically no natural light, due to the extension taking away the landing window. Something we have been dabbling with is installing a light tunnel (we have one successfully used in our family bathroom), so we may do this in the future. We actually (I say we, I mean my husband G) painted the hall in a grey tone, bu...