Hallway to kitchen

Does it feel like there’s something ‘missing’ from your room decor? It’s a rug!

This roost needed a multifunctional kitchen fit for everything from homework to grownwork. By removing the study, back staircase and powder room, the kitchen sprawls, connecting living spaces. Mama Henn's cooking oasis offers lots of daylight, prep and storage. Upstairs, a new laundry room steals the stair void. True to colonial vintage, built-ins and materials reflect a timeless endurance, welcoming all at their first step in the front door.

A skylight in the kitchen adds more than natural light. These kitchens with skylights show that a skylight adds style and light to the room.

We are sharing all the details of Our Pantry Hallway Reveal. We took an old, dated hallway and turned it into a functional space for our family.

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This classic pattern and its transition from vinyl to ceramic and even stenciled reveals a testament to its versatility. We’ve rounded up top designer inspiration for this awe-inspiring floor trend.

Lucy Ward enlisted Laura Parkinson to transform the damp scullery in her 1864 Victorian terrace into a warm, cozy hub for her young family.

Vertical stripes for a long narrow hallway will not only make your guests dizzy and nauseous, they will make the hall appear longer and more narrow!