Small hallway ideas – Simple decorating tricks to maximise a small space

Jennifer Ebert

Embrace the phrase 'small is beautiful' with these welcoming small hallway ideas that are sure to make the most of a tiny space

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  • Oil prices steady with spotlight on US rate verdict

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