The Best Paint Colours For Small Hallways

If you have a small hallway that you're struggling with, then let me tell you that you are by no means alone. And, better than that, there's hope! By choosing the perfect paint for your small hall, you can create a stylish, welcoming first impression: here are the top ten Modern Country paint colours for small hallways....

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Farrow and Ball Pigeon

This soft grey green has, according to Farrow and Ball, an unparallelled softness.

Farrow and Ball Pigeon in a small Victorian hall

Farrow and Ball Down Pipe

For a white hall, Down Pipe shows off period detailing, such as high skirting boards, and substantial door frames...

Farrow and Ball Down Pipe in small hallway

Farrow and Ball Manor House Gray

When paired with lots of crisp white woodwork, this Farrow and Ball paint has a sophisticated, calming effect.

Farrow and Ball Manor House Gray would give a similar look

Dulux Chalky Downs

Remember this house tour top-to-toe in Chalky Downs? Dulux paints are really worth a look for some of their graduated colour schemes (Dusted Moss is another favourite) as a perfect starting palette for a whole house (for the rest of the incredible house tour, click here).

Dulux Chalky Downs in small hall on panelling and walls and stairs!

Little Greene French Grey 

This version of the classic French Grey is a colour that looks delicious in different lighting conditions. Small hallways that twist and turn need paint colour that are thoroughly adaptable, and Little Greene's French Grey looks great by starker daylight, as well as in warm artificial light.

Little Greene French Grey would give a similar look

Little Greene Lead

This is a really smart Little Greene paint that, when pared with rustic accessories, creates a gorgeous Modern Country hall.

Little Green Lead will give a similar look

Farrow and Ball Railings

This Victorian hall has been given the wow-factor with woodwork and front door in Farrow and Ball Railings, a soft inky-black.

Farrow and Ball Railings front door and woodwork

Farrow and Ball Brinjal

For a strong colour below dado rails, like this deep aubergine, make sure you cut right back on the strength of colour above; Here Farrow and Ball Cornforth White is used to great calming effect.

Farrow and Ball Brinjal below dado and Farrow and Ball Cornforth White above, in small hallway

Farrow and Ball Lamp Room Grey

The slight blue undertones of this classic grey Farrow and Ball paint give an elegant feel to a period hallway.

Farrow and Ball Lamp Room Gray will give a similar feel

Fired Earth Pier Point

A cool greige that gives a contemporary chic feel to a period backdrop.

Try Fired Earth Pier Point for a similar look

Fired Earth Carbon Blue

For a period feel, keep the stronger colour below the chair rail. Alternatively, for a more contemporary take, reverse the two, perhaps adding tongue and groove beneath.

Fired Earth Carbon Blue will give a similar feel

See? Is that a smile I see as you drift off into decorating-land? Imagining a whole new hallway for you and your home, that you never even dreamed was possible?

Enjoy every second!

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