How can I decorate a hall way to incorporate it into the room?
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I think the rugs are making it feel more like a hallway. Since you have a rug to wipe feet at door, try removing the rugs. Add a large mirror, or cluster of small mirrors above the table, and some art pieces that you like, that coordinate with the decor in your living area, nearer to the entry, as well.
Can you paint the room with the wall a slightly different color from the rest of the rooms? Then maybe add some art that are matching pieces to this wall and another wall.
Hang a mirror a nice suze one get rid of rugs , you can keep in rug but a wider one . I would get rid of floor lamp and put a lamp on sofa table
I have sort of similar problem....the couches should not given the back to the wall, moved them in a way that the 2 places look like one bigger one...A nice BIG mirror or a favorite painting or a group of pictures over the table...move the standing lamp to the other side of the room (we don't know how your lvrm is arranged), put a nice table lamp and the flowers are great...oh, remove the rugs (much lighter color probably better), the dark ones just make a "path"....lovely home...to accent that wall is also good idea....place a basket or something not too wide by the door (front), or tall plant...let us know the results
Looks like the perfect canvas for a gallery wall. Hang all sorts of frames and other items that are meaningful to you. Use a theme that can carry out throughout the rest of the room - it could either be color, or subject, or some sort of motif. It it were me, I would use family photos (all black & white) and shelves holding family mementos, and then have a smattering of the same throughout the room. I would also lose the throw rug, as another reader mentioned - although it may serve a purpose, it definitely acts as a room divider. Beautiful room.
Nice house! I agree with removing the runners, adding a large mirror, painting or gallery wall, and moving the sofa, which creates a break like a wall, thus causing the "hallway" to be/feel separate. The lamp and flowers are too low/small by themselves. Painting a coordinating colour behind the console would work. You could alternatively, paint the entryway a darker version of the current paint colour. I would stop the colour where the posts/archway are. I think this would delineate it from the "hallway", which looks like it is the same colour as the living room. I think a darker entrance would also visually shorten the space, so it doesn't look like a long hallway when you are facing your door.