- Hallway
Beach Style Orange Hallway Design Ideas
Cary Hazlegrove Photography
Inspiration for a mid-sized beach style hallway in Boston with beige walls, light hardwood floors and beige floor.
Mark Ballard
Design ideas for a beach style hallway in Other with grey walls and medium hardwood floors.
Photo of a small beach style hallway in Other with white walls and medium hardwood floors.
Mid-sized beach style hallway in London with ceramic floors.
Elevated high above Cuttyhunk Harbor, with views of the Elizabeth Islands chain and Martha’s Vineyard, this mini compound was designed for energy efficiency, durability and low maintenance.
The two bedroom main house has an 8’ square, glass block, center skylight which floods the core of the structure with natural light to compensate for the deep covered porches surrounding the living space.
A studio guest cottage and workshop building protect and frame the south facing patio. Solar panels line the roof of the south facing porch.
Jim Rambo
Design ideas for a beach style hallway in Philadelphia.
Kristen Bonvan / Kristen Dawn Photography
Inspiration for a beach style hallway in Other.
Ian Churchman
This is an example of a beach style hallway in Sussex.
Blending natural fibres and timbers with clean lines and minimal styling allows the features of the home to breath and the view to take the limelight.
Admark Constructions crafted this sleek South Coast seaside home using clean lines and modern finishes. The warm earthy colours and retro styling creates the perfect homely atmosphere to relax and soak in the view.
Intrim supplied SK800 Shadowline skirting and customer Intrim DJ800 Shadowline door jambs.
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Custom built in cabinet.
Small beach style hallway in Other with blue walls, medium hardwood floors and brown floor.
The venetian plaster continues into the hall.
Design ideas for a beach style hallway in Miami.
Sean Carlin
Inspiration for a beach style hallway in Charlotte.
Design ideas for a beach style hallway in Other.
Elevated high above Cuttyhunk Harbor, with views of the Elizabeth Islands chain and Martha’s Vineyard, this mini compound was designed for energy efficiency, durability and low maintenance.
The two bedroom main house has an 8’ square, glass block, center skylight which floods the core of the structure with natural light to compensate for the deep covered porches surrounding the living space.
A studio guest cottage and workshop building protect and frame the south facing patio. Solar panels line the roof of the south facing porch.
Rick Miles
Design ideas for a large beach style hallway in Other with grey walls and light hardwood floors.