panelling advice!
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Isla Cherry
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Panelling advice
Comments (2)rebuilt our house and looking for advise on hallway and upstairs for what style of panelling. Would look good...See MoreHallway- to panel or not to panel?
Comments (23)Gosh that looks marvellous! Def want to panel my hallway too now (after finishing the sitting room, doing the bathrooms, painting bedrooms, winning the lottery to fund it all..... etc!) How long did it take to complete the panels, and did you do them all the way up all of your stairs? Runner is fab. Love the festiveness too :-)...See MoreAdvice neded to block neighbours' solar panels
Comments (4)A lot of trees are enormous, so what about fruit trees? They are grown on different rootstocks. Dwarf ones grow to about 10 feet or so and there are lots of apples (Malus) which will do the job - lovely blossom followed by fruit. Cornus Kousa is a smallish tree with lovely white flowers. Crabapples are another smallish tree as are Mountain Ash (Sorbus). They shed their leaves in winter but maybe the branches will break up the glare? Whichever tree you choose, check it’s eventual height on the RHS website, as some sellers can be a bit liberal with the truth!...See MoreLooking for advice on wall panelling colour
Comments (18)I think an earthy colour with a green tone would work well. You can see the colour I used came out somewhat darker than shown, Crowns darker shade is "expectation " which may work. I don't know whether it would also be worth looking at Farrow and ball mouse's back or the lighter "light grey". I also like colourhappy's suggestion for trailing plants. I think as eyes are drawn to light, the plants would "point" it's way to the panelling so to speak? Apologies, I can't photoshop so the only plants I could photoshop look like swamp monsters 😂 I think the cushions work well too....See MoreBridge
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