Dado rail hallway

Vintage Modern Hallway achieved through the usage of #blue04 & #white05 from @lick (gifted) 😍 What do we think? This is very much out of my comfort zone as I tend to prefer pastel warmer pink and taupe colours and greens! But I saw the blue with these tiles on Pinterest and thought I had to give it a go! I upcycled my full length mirror and created a rustic console table from some left over wood I found in the garden. #hallway #hallwaydecor #hallwayinspo #hallwaymakeover #entryway…

The dado rail still needs painting but otherwise i’m very happy with how fresh this space is now looking. Finished in Dulux white cotton and egyptian cotton.

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Dado rail...

Dado rails and replaced handrails and spindles

I hope you enjoyed having a look at our living room last weekend and as promised I want to show you the hallway today more than anything to gee me up to get this space…

De Nimes feels wonderfully down to earth, so could be used on anything from a kitchen island to an airy drawing room. Available in-store and online.

Wall panels sland dado rail suppled and installed

No pressure, but what you decide to do above and below a dado or picture rail can change the whole look of a room...

DecWOOD Mouldings on Instagram: "Easy Dado Rail Upgrade👌💚 Looking for a way to style up your existing dado rails? Why not use our smaller strip moulding as an easy add-on to your dado rails.💡 Don't delay! Enhance your dado rail today!😉 . . . #decwood #dadorailupgrade #dadorails #picturerails #interiorideas #interiors #interiordesigner #diyinteriors #greeninteriors #interiorinspiration"

Pink House Helps is back! And this time we’re tackling the hallway and stairs. Alongside hanging pictures (how does any couple ever agree?) and replacing faulty windows (they somehow cost more than you paid for the actual house), designing and decorating the hallway and stairs is often the last task

@at_home_with_betty on Instagram: "Stair Panelling Tips - How to fit a dado rail at the top of the stairs This was my first stumbling block when I started the process of panelling our stairs. I initially cut the dado rail right to the edge of the wall and found that I couldn't then get the connecting horizontal piece to fit 🤦‍♀️ After giving it some thought I realised that this was the only way to get around the problem! The same solution will apply to the panels underneath the dado…