Entry lights
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Comments (3)I'd grow climbers in pots at the base of your columns and let the climbing plant hide the columns - I'd also be tempted to put a planter box under your window to extend the green. Warm coloured timber planter boxes would come up a treat against your light walls. You could also do hanging baskets either side of your columns if the structure permits. Louie T is correct - replace what is purely a functional entrance light with one a little more decorative, fix up the door and clean off and/or tile the floor. You might also want to think about changing your screen door to one an amplimesh (or similar style screen) that removes the obvious white grill you've got now. Think about naming your home and giving your home a sign displaying it's name. house name signs is a great way to introduce visual appeal and put your stamp on your house. If your household tends to leave shoes/boots/thongs at the door - provide seat next to the front door where they can take off their shoes/boots and leave them under the seat rather than adhoc all around the front door....See Morebog standard new build - need advice on hallway lighting
Comments (11)Hi Lisa. Are you just wanting entry lighting ideas, or for the whole house? And the height or your ceiling is what? Agree would be helpful to get an idea of your house style, plus your own personal style, likes & dislikes. Also, some lighting retailers have someone on staff (interior designer) who knows about lighting design, so perhaps check ahead and talk with them....See MoreLighting layout HELLLPPP
Comments (7)depends on the room..below are just examples.. bedroom : 1 central light plus reading lights ie..wall lights or pendants or bed lamps bathroom: 1 central light plus 1 light where vanity is toilet : 1 light living room : central..chandelier / pendant reading light ie floor lamp or table lamps wall lights to shine on art pieces hallway: chandelier/ pendant wall lights for art pieces etc kitchen: if you are against downlights you can have track lights for your kitchen.. lots of possibilities don't forget your garden lights ..entrance lights ..flood lights etc...See MoreEntry Hall and Foyer Styling Dilemma
Comments (7)It appears to be a very wide corridor, you could look into a series of framed artworks (similar to the attached picture) and on the opposite wall, some black framed open shelving (refer to the attached photo). Shelving that is 350mm deep should not affect access requirements of the corridor....See Morezaffa
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