Stairwell and Upstairs Hall Reveal | GHC In-Depth With P. Allen Smith
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Need decor tips for a stairwell or hallway? P. Allen Smith reveals the finished stairway and upstairs hallway for the Garden Home Challenge! For the stairwell, functionality and decor meet to create a welcoming transition from downstairs to upstairs. Moving into the upstairs hallway, track lighting provides a modern touch and creates a sense of openness. In contrast, the beadboard ceiling and agricultural photographs reinforce the farmhouse chic theme found throughout the house.
In the Garden Home Challenge, planning, design and craftsmanship converge when designer and lifestyle expert P. Allen Smith and his colleagues build an environmentally friendly designer home for $150,000 in 150 days on his Moss Mountain Farm in Arkansas. Check back or subscribe for new episodes to track Allen's progress, get to know his team and see what it takes to build a beautiful home from start to finish.
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P. Allen Smith is an award-winning designer and lifestyle expert and host of two public television programs, P. Allen Smith's Garden Home, P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table and the syndicated 30-minute show P. Allen Smith Gardens. Smith is one of America's most recognized and respected design experts, providing ideas and inspiration through multiple media venues. He is the author of the best-selling Garden Home series of books published by Clarkson Potter/Random House, including Bringing the Garden Indoors: Container, Crafts and Bouquets for Every Room and P. Allen Smith's Seasonal Recipes from the Garden. Allen is also very active on social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, Allen's Blog and TH-cam as well as on the new eHow Home channel debuting January 2012. His design and lifestyle advice is featured in several national magazines. Learn more at www.pallensmith.com.
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I love your home. it is so colorful and beautiful. I love the blue chest in the hallway. I am chalk painting an old low antique dresser as we speak. I have watched you for years. you inspire me from inside to outside the house. you have a great eye to make something old or trashy into a treasure. thank you so much for blessing us with your gift.
I LOVE the hall and the chicken drawings! I have a small 19c drawing of two pigs and two donkeys on the farm enjoying themselves in the poke and it is just wonderful! Kimberly
I like the big picture for the hall but when I saw the wall space there I thought a woven colorful wall hanging would give the hall interest, texture amd offer a pop of color.
I love the pencil drawing of the birds. I also saw a gorgeous painting or print of a pumpkin. It would be lovely placed on a wall. You definitely need a hand rail for the stairs. Most people need to have a way to rebalance themselves once in awhile. ** What a beautiful thing.... the pictures of the hands that helped to make Moss Mountain Farm. Awesome !!
Love the white hall and the pictures!
Superb!
Also like those hands photos.. great idea....
I loved the birds illustrations, I am sure you went ahead and hung it there.
After putting the paint on he floor what do you coat it with after painting. I don’t see any family pictures in the entire house. I have college pictures of my husband’s family and one of my family.
missing handrail on stairs.................like the millwork around stairwell window and intersecting passage opening
I love these pictures in the hallway. On the other side I would like a shallow shelf with a collection of something (perhaps animal bells - because I like them).
I am really enjoying these reveals :) Your sense of decorating is so classic yet easy going and fun. I would LOVE to have your help with decorating my space anytime, but I am sure I couldn't afford it LOL.
I have picture gallery hall and the pictures get knocked down all the time. If i had ti do it over id just do one side.
Each reveal is more beautiful than the previous. Your taste is impeccable. My Oscar Madison persona cannot fathom living in it, however. Arthritic knees would struggle up those lovely stairs without rails leaving hand and shoulder prints to mar the snow white walls. Hope your brother's family is in better shape. (Does no one watch TV? Where? And what happened to the moose head . . . LOL!) Otherwise, GORGEOUS!
Love this house!! Question though... are you going to put up hand rails in the stair well? Many places it's required by code. I'm just thinking of the safety factor.
I love the hand photos. How about framing some black and white plans of the house or a series of seasonal photos of the farm?
Im curious on how those lovely antiques are fastened to the wall?
Were is the railing ???? sorry need a railing
Love everything except those door knobs. Those brushed metal looking knobs really cheapens the look and takes away from the character. But that’s an easy enough fix! I think antique brass would have looked the part. Possibly have the picture frames in the hallway be a wood tone, that would warm up the modern sterile black and white that the whole room is.
The camera shots of him talking to another camera is annoying
PAtina, PAtina, PAtina. paTINA sounds like a girl's name.