Can you post a pic of the hallway, straight down from the doorway? It looks like you might have a cupboard or something on the right, and we can't see the whole width.

On a cold winters wet morning its miserable to step into too much grey.. I'd change the radiator to a vintage one..paint that a dark grey and have off white walls with med/dark grey wood work inc the door and hang an ornate framed mirror with the frame being a slightly lighter tone to the other wood work. http://www.bradytolbert.com/colorblocking-is-it-the-new-accent-wall/  Hope helpful

you can add a very shallow cabinet next to the radiator (Ikea Hemne https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=ikea+shoe+cabinet+hack&rlz=1C1GGRV_enGB775GB775&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi9uvfvxITYAhVBY1AKHU40A2AQ_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=925s):

or add wainscoting:

a colurful rug:

plants and lights:

Hi, you could just change a single radiator to make the look. And perhaps look to change all of the others further down the line.

If you are looking for a traditionally styled radiator, with a modern twist, we have many of those in our store.

Or, if you were feeling really adventurous, why not opt for a colourful one like this -

Come and take a look at www.bestheating.com

Also, we did this great blog on how best to add warmth and style to a hallway, we think it might help http://www.bestheating.com/info/blog/hallway-heating/

Good luck!

Hi,

I saw your other post about the living room (the sofas are gorgeous) and there you asked about flooring. So, are you changing that floor? Would it be an idea to go for LVT (luxury vinyl) in a woodlook and continue that into the hall?

Or is the current floor continuing through into other rooms? Is it wood or laminate?

I'd just get a nice cover for the radiator. And change the light fixture.

Is there coat storage in the cupboard?

I think it will look very nice. Couple with a grey light fitting and grey / white runner to tone down the brown flooring.

You may even paint the radiator the same colour as the wall, then your eye will not be drawn to it.

Hi, all of our radiators are painted to match the walls, it's fine. Best paint used so far on them is Valspar for wood and metal ......................B&Q. If you want you can paint the woodwork the same colour as the walls too using the same paint. Both the wood and metal and your emulsion for the walls can be mixed to the same shade.........it's great.

Can't wait to see the finished pics.

I like radiator covers. My daughter has a really tiny hallway, unlike yours and she managed to get one in ( well i did for her - what else are dads for? ). Transformed the place. As celerygirl says it can be used as a console too...........excellent!