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  jnsandy Posts: 646 New Member

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  depends on the hall. (i'm assuming you mean a hallway?)
  
  if it's a big hall, like in a mansion or something i like to put end tables against the wall, with a chair on each side, and a mirror or painting over the table. this arrangement is only really 1 square deep, so generally for visual balance purposes i only place things in hallways wider than 2 squares. or, you might try placing some sculptures, or maybe some large potted plants at intervals or flanking doors. really depends on how big it is though!
  
  hope this helped!

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  misteygirl Posts: 3,003 Member

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  jnsandy wrote:

  depends on the hall. (i'm assuming you mean a hallway?)
  
  if it's a big hall, like in a mansion or something i like to put end tables against the wall, with a chair on each side, and a mirror or painting over the table. this arrangement is only really 1 square deep, so generally for visual balance purposes i only place things in hallways wider than 2 squares. or, you might try placing some sculptures, or maybe some large potted plants at intervals or flanking doors. really depends on how big it is though!
  
  hope this helped!

  Thank you

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  walkingstick Posts: 4,637 Member

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  Yes it really depends how big your hall is. Mine usually aren't that big so maybe a plant or a dresser which looks like a sideboard with a clock/plant/sculpture on it. If the hallway is squarish, I might put the small round table in the middle with a plant on.

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  franklear1980 Posts: 972 Member

  November 2012 edited November 2012

  If the hall has windows, I tend to place the end tables from Supernatural below the windows and set house plants on them, or I will place pictures, low bookcases, statues, pedestals. It really depends on the home.

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