Skateboard for beginners… You remove the possibility to fall on the sides, you only have to worry about front and back.
(We have a similar long corridor, and have some pics on one side. Considering a panel wall on the other side painted a different color)
Ugiwa
Mirrorart on the wall
LetterheadClassic306
i’d turn that corridor into a mini gallery wall but mix in some shallow shelves for small books or plants. a narrow console table (like 20cm deep) under one picture can hold keys or a catch-all tray without blocking the walkway. you could also do a row of wall-mounted hooks for robes or bags if it’s near the bedroom. another idea is a long runner rug to visually break up the length. just keep everything flush to the wall so you don’t bump into it at night.
handysmith
Walk through it.
Do you need anything else?
day-gardener
Nothing-it’s just a bad floor plan since it has too high a percentage in “hallway” space.
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Do you need to fill every space ?
Skateboard for beginners… You remove the possibility to fall on the sides, you only have to worry about front and back.
(We have a similar long corridor, and have some pics on one side. Considering a panel wall on the other side painted a different color)
Mirrorart on the wall
i’d turn that corridor into a mini gallery wall but mix in some shallow shelves for small books or plants. a narrow console table (like 20cm deep) under one picture can hold keys or a catch-all tray without blocking the walkway. you could also do a row of wall-mounted hooks for robes or bags if it’s near the bedroom. another idea is a long runner rug to visually break up the length. just keep everything flush to the wall so you don’t bump into it at night.
Walk through it.
Do you need anything else?
Nothing-it’s just a bad floor plan since it has too high a percentage in “hallway” space.
Which software, did you used?