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As transitional areas of the home, hallways are easy to forget when designing your space.
Were here to tell you that your hallway doesnt need to be bland.
When it comes tohallway paint colors, anything goes, but blue is an excellent choice.
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Plus, it goes well with nearly any design style.
Here are 12 blue hallway ideas to inspire your hallway makeover.
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Design byThe Flairhunter/ Photo by Sarah Caruth
A seamless transition between the two spaces that makes the entire hallway feel much larger than it is.
Designer tip: To make a small hallway feel bigger, try color-drenching it.
Choose a dark shade, opt for a glossy finish, andcolor-drenchthe area.
Design byAlexandra Kaehler/ Photo by Aimée Mazzenga
Pair the dark paint with rich wood tones and gold or brass hardware to finish off the look.
If you want something more neutral and muted, opt for a shade of slate blue instead.
This is an excellent choice for narrow and dark hallways, helping them feel bigger and brighter.
Design by Kristen Mendoza forFour Brothers Design + Build/ Photo by Steve Hershberger
Go Bold and Bright
Jenna Gross ofColordrunk Designs/ Photo by Patrick Heagney
Do you love eye-catching colors?
Then, dont be afraid to go bold and bright.
Teal is a fun, energetic shade that will bring some life to a dull hallway.
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Try pairing it with acoordinating wallpaperto bring other colors into the space.
Wallpaper is a great option to bring pattern or texture into your space.
Pair your blue wallpaper with elaborate crown molding and baseboards for an elegant and sophisticated final look.
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Opening the doorways up to ceiling height helps keep the space airy and bright despite the dark hues.
Try Blue and Green
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Blue and green are always a great pair.
Use this winning color combination in your hallway to bring some fun and serenity to the space.
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Blue is an excellent choice for any room in the home, including hallways.
It can help create a calm, welcoming atmosphere in these spaces.
White is a consistently popular hallway color choice, but its certainly not your only option.
Jenna Gross ofColordrunk Designs/ Photo by Patrick Heagney
Light colors help brighten small, dark spaces and make them look bigger.
However, other tricks can also help.
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