Hallway Makeover – $100 Room Challenge

I’m so excited to be joining the $100 Room Challenge hosted by Erin at Lemons, Lavender, and Laundry. I can’t believe I haven’t participated yet as I know Erin personally. Erin and I connected a few years ago as we were both in a Facebook blogging group together.

We realized we only lived about 20 minutes from each other so we started chatting. Next, we meet up, share blogging secrets (haha not really) and I ended up teaching her daughter piano lessons!

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Erin’s brilliant idea for the $100 Room Challenge has blown up and been featured on The Rachael Ray Show and The Jason Show. It’s so fun to see someone you know have so much success in our little world of blogging.

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Here is how the $100 Room Challenge works….you pick one room, you have one month, and get $100.  That’s it.  Plain and simple.

I’ve decided to tackle my hallway.  Our hallway has come a long way since we moved in but it still doesn’t seem finished to me.  We have slowly done some projects during the past 4 years.

Past Projects

  1. I gave our Hollow Core Doors a Makeover
  2. Painted the walls my favorite color Requisite Gray and woodwork Zurich White
  3. We got rid of the carpet and put down new vinyl flooring
  4. I made a Gallery Wall with Canvases almost 4 years ago
  5. Added new cabinet pulls and door knobs (Amazon)

Here is a progress shot of how the hallway looked before we laid flooring and just finished the doors.hallway with white doors and cabinets gray walls and gallery wall and luan floors

Now I realize I’m not starting with a clean slate but those little projects were spanned between 4 years.  I am ready to finish the rest of my visions in 5 short weeks!  I get so excited about projects like these, especially when I’m on a set time frame!  It helps me stay organized and on task!faded floral background with text join along with 16k followers on pinterest for more inspiration

Current View of Hallway

bright colored rug on vinyl flooring and gray walls with white woodwork and gallery wall inside the hallway

Board & Batten

This will be the biggest project of the whole makeover.  It will be the biggest transformation.  I’ve been wanting to add some extra detail to this hallway for quite some time.  I thought this would be an easy way to add detail to this small space.  Here are a couple of my inspirations.

 

 

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hallway with gray walls and white woodwork with gallery wall of various canvas artUpdate Gallery Wall

I want to replace a few of the other photos from my gallery wall with some new photos.  I haven’t decided if I want to do all artwork or a mixture of art and family photos.  I’m guessing I’ll do the later.

Finish Detail Work

I still have a lot of caulking and painting to finish from the previous projects in our hall. I still need to put in a couple door thresholds, caulk the molding from the flooring and touch up paint.

One big project and lots of little ones and I’m looking forward to seeing the end result! Make sure to subscribe to my newsletter so you don’t miss any of hallway updates! Until next week!

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    1. Yes, I would love for you to stop by sometime! I need to come and see your new house! (well not that new anymore!) And the color is Requisite Gray by Sherwin-Williams!

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