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Design Ideas please

4 years ago

As part of our building project renovations, we have a hallway and snug with no windows. The snug wall was supposed to be knocked through opening up the hallway but funds have run out. There is now just an opening. The two circles are where the lights would be and the black rectangles are radiators . The floors will be tiled grey.

I’m just stumped on how to design the space. We would like to fit a piano in the snug, any ideas on lighting and design welcome!

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Ellie
4 years ago
Is that the front entrance on the left of the pic, walking into the hallway? If so, I wouldn't put the radiator there and instead have a nice console table. That wall will be the first thing you see. The radiator would be best on side wall.

Also in the hall, why is the ceiling light round the corner? If would be best actually in middle of the hall when you come in? You said the hall has no windows, even more reason it would be better that you can see the light on entering the house, I would perhaps have 2 lights if its dark.
rinked
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
Please post photos.

And if you'd like the wall to be removed, don't tile the floor yet! Renovating on a budget can be tough, but don't settle for less.. Patience.

Where do the snug doors lead to? Are they glass? And the front door too?
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Erwin George
4 years ago
I agree with Rinq, just wait until the funds are available to get what you want if that's an option. In relation to the layout can you also move the cupboard/store under the stair if space allow. If it is going to be a snug then you may not want to open it out into the hallway, so it would be a bit more private, I would even say to add some kind of shutters to the opening in the wall.

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