 Hi everyone, welcome back to the channel, Drew here from Lone Fox, and I am beyond excited to be sitting down and filming this today. I have been waiting for the moment to inject color into my home. If you've been around for a while, you know my style. You guys would know that I do love earth tones, I love natural, I love mixing a lot of different textures together. I feel like this is a good representation of the color palette that I traditionally go for. I add pops of color here and there sometimes, but every time I'm purchasing this 1929 Spanish home, I have just been kind of working room by room. We just finished up the dining room, which is the one I'm sitting in, and we were supposed to go into my bedroom. But just to let you guys know, there was pretty much a massive flood in my bedroom, not an actual flood. It was like an internal wall flood. All the windows need to be removed and the entire wall has to be patched up. So I've been documenting that process as it's been happening, but it is a big mess and it has just been honestly, guys, like kind of a little bit of a nightmare at the same time. So I decided to shift gears. I actually asked a lot of you over on Instagram and my community tab, which space you guys wanted to see next, and a lot of you said the hallway, which I thought would be fun because this hallway here, it has so many doors. It's actually pretty wide for a hallway as well. There's a skylight, a few different areas for hanging lights. We have a sconce placement. We also have a big arch into my bathroom. So there's just a lot of fun details in this hallway. I'm also kind of thinking high gloss paint on the doors and the trim. I just have this vision in my head and I hope I can make it turn out because it really is kind of a daring color palette. I think this video is going to be going up around St. Patrick's Day as well. And if so, I'll keep this in. But we were having a St. Patrick's Day sale over on loanfox.com. I just recently added a few new vintage furniture pieces. I got back from re-upholstery. My first ever kind of upholstered pieces over on loanfox that are vintage. There's also still some pieces left from the last vintage drop plus just our traditional kind of classic assortment of really great items. So take advantage of the sale orders over 99 also shipped for free domestically. So you get that discount plus free shipping. Great, great time to shop. I'm going to get some molding at Anderson Molding that we could stack on top of the current baseboard to make the current baseboard look more chunky and like more interesting. So we don't have to rip anything out and then buy all new molding. Just made it to Anderson Molding to get some trim that we're going to stack on the baseboards in the hallway just to make them a little taller. So that way we don't have to do any demo, pull them out. We can just leave them and add to them in this section because they have a bunch of really great decorative moldings. I love this like dental style molding. We also found this, which I'm really leaning towards. This is bamboo. I love the bamboo one. Like even just like an IKEA closet door. IKEA. That's just like completely flat and all there is is just that one little piece of wood. Yeah, this is the current baseboard and then paint it along with the baseboard. So it kind of looks like just an extension of what's there. Go ahead. This costs one hundred and fifty dollars for all the molding. And I think it's really going to transform the hallway. How does this look? So this first color here is new white. Both of these colors are creamy. I imagine it's just all my own same color as well. Has more of a pinky tone to it. This one's off-white. So next to that you can probably see how a little bit more green and kind of like a tiny bit more gray as well. And last but not least we have our accent color, which is this gorgeous red in which I'm considering painting all the doors and the trim. This color was the color that I tried to do in the breakfast nook ceiling. It's this is eating room red by Farrow and Ball. But we need to get this hallway cleared out so you can kind of see here that this is where I've been storing that architectural digest Ikea bookcase that I created a while back. I've had to keep that because it's just such a great memory, but I haven't found the perfect home for it yet. There's a dining room that Justin's in right here and this here is the hallway. And the hallway really is quite like grand. It's really wide entrance to Marie's bathroom or Marie's bedroom. Entrance to my bedroom, two storage closets, another storage closet, skylight, which is super cool. And then my bedroom doors here, guest bedroom doors there. And then there's also this built-in area as well. So as you can see this hallway is pretty wide and if 24 feet long we actually had to measure it to grab some trim. So it's a substantial hallway and I want this kind of transitional space that leads you to all the different areas in the home. Feel part of the rest of the house so as you can see dining room through here and then kitchens over there, all the brown cabinetry. So kind of need to make some decisions that match the space. Something that I wanted to do before painting this room was actually intensify the molding a little bit. So I got some additional molding strips from the molding shop and I added them to the top of the baseboard. Always keep this in mind and remember that you can add molding on top of molding even if it's just from really any hardware store. You could find molding and stack them together because once it's all painted it's always gonna look kind of like one piece. So you don't always have to remove your baseboards in order to make them thicker. Just add an additional piece to the top, paint over it and you're good to go. So it is prep day and there is quite a lot of prep because I am going to be spraying this hallway as opposed to painting it with a roller or a brush because I want a high gloss finish. And you have to achieve that with a paint spare so we have to tape off just about everything. The door's off! Nice! Put your hinges back in. We prepped the entire hallway and we thought it would be appropriate to paint spray because we have to get into all of these little details on the molding. There's a lot of doors. There's a lot of door trim baseboards. There are these built-ins over here. Also the finish I'm wanting to achieve is high gloss. So with that it's really recommended that you actually paint spray. I actually got a new paint sprayer because my previous one was just worn out. I used it many times on this kitchen, my parents kitchen, so I got a new one. And this one is really great because it's like an actual professional-ish style. But it was about $200 and it's one that I think I'm going to be able to really have for a long time. It looks like this. We're going to give it a try but the color that we're using is that Faro & Ball Eating Room Red and it requires a specific primer in order to give it the proper tint and like color in the end. So we have to spray on the primer first on all the doors absolutely. All the trim, baseboards, everything. Are you excited Justin? I'm different. A gorgeous paint tone. I love it. Pour her in. You like that? Yeah. We're getting ready to go. This is the paint sprayer here. Have the primer in there. We did all the proper steps. Let's see how this goes. Oh my gosh. That's called painting. So yes, if your paint sprayer makes that noise just know you're out of paint. And it's trying to shake itself up essentially to get the paint down into it. It's like literally bouncing and that's what it does. So I went around and I sprayed this base coat and I really want to know if you guys think this is actually needed before adding the Faro & Ball paint or if you think that this is just a ploy to get you to buy a primer. But I was scared so I bought the primer you know. So I got the primer, sprayed it on all the doors, all the trim, all the baseboards, absolutely everything. And I only did one coat of the primer because I was able to get a pretty decent coverage with the first spray. And I only got one gallon of it which covered the full hallway. Welcome to this Pepto Bismol slash terracotta primed hallway. But it is time to paint the actual color on the wall. And I'm getting an indicator that my camera battery is dying. I've got to say the most incredible thing about paint spraying is the actual spraying process takes like 20 minutes for an entire room. Even if you're painting the full room it is fast but the prep process always takes the longest for sure. Alright I'm doing a check in. It has been a few hours since we added the second coat. Look at the high gloss you guys. Do you see that reflection? It is so good. This high gloss from Faro & Ball. So worth the investment on the paint because it is kind of pricier. But I knew using their finish would be perfect and it looks so good especially on the built-in. Like look. Look at the built-in you guys. It's like almost, you can see me in the reflection there. It is insane. So this is what the high gloss red looks like in here. And I love it so, so much. And if you recall the swatches that we did were behind this door. So I actually want to swatch our wall colors probably just right here right to the left of this door. So we can get an idea of the wall color that's going to be everywhere else in this space. This one's new white. I forget which one we liked. I did swatch two more colors before I headed out to a weekend trip. The top one there is tallow and the bottom one is string which is the lighter version of cord. So I opted for cord in the end. Look at those little teeth. Say hello. Oh. Adding to the antique hardware shop in LA. It's called Liz's antique hardware. And I'm going to see if they have any handles for the hallway. Because I feel like if I wanted an area in the whole entire home to have matching handles it'd be that specific hallway. This is a store. Look how much hardware is in here. It is unreal. Look at all these door knobs. So essentially we're going to go through and see if there are seven that could work. Price points. These are all Spanish Revival knobs. And look how pretty this is. Oh my gosh. As you can see these are $1250 a knob. So that's absolutely not going to happen. I was thinking we could paint it black behind it. So it just looks like a wouldn't that be good if we just painted right behind the keyhole black. So it looked like an actual keyhole. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. So this could potentially be the seven that would be shown. That looks nice. Alright. So I'm starting to match up some of the handles that we're finding. We're picking out them from here. And these are back plates. So we just have to make sure that that looks perfect there. Yeah, this one has a what-off, but that looks, it's perfectly. Alrighty. I think we have all 14 door knobs picked out with back plates for all seven doors in the hallway. All of our door handles are secured and we have just made it to our second location, which is called Judson Studios. It's a stained glass studio in kind of like Pasadena area, but look how cool this building is and their little like stained glass out here. I think I'm getting new glass for that because the glass that was in there before looked like this. A gorgeous blue and green just marbled glass. And I don't love the look of that. So I'd like to get something more clear that lets it a little more light and also not as clear. Who let us loose in a glass shop? And these are second options. Good morning. 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Winnie, are you excited for the hallway to be done? So you can go back in it because currently you're behind the key. Come say hi. Oh, we are outside at the moment because I had to bring some of the doors down because there is this high gloss like shine. Can you see that on the edge of the door there? However, over here, you can tell that I didn't hit with enough spray. Like I don't know if you can see right in this kind of area here and then this door over here. Yeah, we just painted the entire wrong side of it. We painted the inside. I'm going to pop up a photo of this inspiration that I found online, but they actually have holes drilled in them. And to me, they kind of feel very English. I also know that these are functional in kitchens to vent vegetables and different kinds of produce. I want to add these to the cabinet doors because I feel like it's going to add like a little detail and I created this simple little template. I don't know if you guys can see these little black dots. I literally folded an eight and a half by eleven and half, then in half the opposite way. Then once I had those lines, I folded in on either side and then down at the top and marked where I wanted these five dots. We're drilling a substantial hole on all of these dot spots on the front of the doors and then we're going to spray them and then add them back onto the built-in. Since printer paper is on the thinner side, I went ahead and just taped this on the front of the cabinet door and then just marked with my Sharpie and it transferred through the paper and onto the front of the door and I repeated the same thing with my second one. And somehow a lovely little filter got clicked on the camera here, so disregard the color, but I am using a three-quarter inch drill bit that I got at Lowe's and I'm using my electric drill to go ahead and drill right through. If you are doing large holes like this, just make sure to go on the slower side. I sped this up in just for sake of the video, but do go slower. Once you have all of your holes drilled through there nice and clean, I did go ahead and give a slight sanding to those edges prior to spraying them. After I gave those a good spray, I went back inside and started to figure out how to remove this Murano glass light in the hallway, which I am going to be keeping, but just not in the hallway here. And we started popping back on some of the doors, including the original sconce that came with the home. I think this sconce is really beautiful and I love the black paired with the wall color and the trim color as well, so I think it's perfect for this room. There's also a matching one downstairs. On the built-ins, I actually found these great little knobs on Amazon. Super affordable. I'll link them for you guys. And they really match the antique knobs I got for the door handles like perfectly. So honestly, really happy about that. Alrighty, I switched cameras because the other one was making this hallway look so ugly. Like I hope that you guys can see. The colors are beautiful. I don't know what was happening with the other camera. I wanted to share with you guys the rug that I got for the hallway. Now, I actually got this for this hallway when I purchased the home. So this is one of the first flea market halls that I did so long ago, so if you remember back to it. And I bought it because it fit pretty nicely in this hallway section. I think this actually looks really nice in here. And I love the bit of black around the border. Oh, oh, she's opening. The doors are opening. So as you'd see, this area of the hallway is more narrow and then it gets wider here. So we actually have the space for this furniture piece, which I love. This right here gives you an idea of how it looks from back here. Of course, I want to get these other doors on. That one actually looks pretty nice. So these here are the little dot accents that we added. And as you can tell, like you can't really see through them. There's a black, like a black hole on the inside. But I'm going to add the handles here as well. I love the way that the built-in turned out, not built out turned it. I think it's finally time that we add the glass to our skylight. And then we can get an idea for what the actual light looks like. I have a few options. I have a Facebook marketplace lantern. And then we have a few different lights that have been around the house that were installed when I bought it that we could try up here. This is vintage hand blown glass. And you can actually see the little bubbles in it and the imperfections and kind of like the waviness to it as well. I got amber, red and blue to kind of do like a primary. It's like an amber and a turquoise. I think they're going to be really pretty. Um, what color do you want next? There's always a light that hangs from here. And the other kind of fun thing about this is there's actually a bulb in the top as well. And at nighttime, it creates like a shadow box effect, which is kind of cool. I found a lantern and I will say it's a little bit larger than I expected. Marie went and picked it up on my behalf. I found it on Facebook marketplace. I just thought the look of a lantern in here could be so pretty. 50 bucks for this lantern. The guy said he paid over 750 for them when he put them in his house. He had two. I got both of them because I figured I could put the other one somewhere else. It might be super large, but I kind of feel like the oversized nature could be cool. Look from this side as well. I think it's kind of cool. I do wish it was a hair smaller, but you know for now, I definitely keep it and then look for something on marketplace, swap it in the future if I want to. But I think it's cute for now. Let there be light. All right, Justin. What are you doing? This is the light that is going to go up right there at the side of Marie's door. And where did we find this light? At a flea market. I don't remember which one. I think it was Long Beach. Long Beach is a good one, but you guys look how cute this light is with the little scallopy edge, the ring on the bottom, the simple shape and how it kind of like frames the light bulb that it's going to be in there. I think it's so cute. We could even do a little shade if we wanted to on the light. Hello. It is time to start styling this haul, which I'm so excited about. I actually spent last night from like 8pm to 1am bringing stuff up, trying out different art, putting things around, just like playing around with a bunch of stuff. And that's why I have nails in the wall already. I don't know if you can see. So I do kind of have a general idea of what I want to do in here, but I haven't seen it in the natural light. It took everything down so that we could film today. And let's go ahead and start adding some artwork. I also remembered that I have a furniture piece, this 1845 desk that I got in a state sale a long time ago. It's actually currently for sale over on my website. So I'm probably going to be taking it off because I think it might fit really good right here. And then the PiSafe, I might just keep or put on the website. The blue desk that would be over here is quite a bit lower. And I don't really have that much need for storage in the hallway per se. So I thought having that like blue desk and just kind of having it more as an accent piece might be cute and a little bit more easy on the eye as opposed to how bulky that other one is. We did a bunch of fun things with this art. So this one here is like a line drawing and it just had such an old mat around it. So we actually matted it on top of some striped fabric, which is quite cute. I've been waiting to hang this piece up, you guys. I actually bought this at a antique store in my parents' hometown and I bought it at full price. It was $695. I've had this for a long time because something, you know how they say art speaks to you? This particular piece, I love. It's like a French Cubist piece. It has this lady kind of laying here and then there's this horse on the side. The colors are unreal and it's from 1930 France. It signed Simon on the bottom. And I just love this art piece. It's such a cool one. I've been waiting for the perfect spot to hang it and I thought, go away. I was thinking this 1825 sapine cabinet was a little too old so I thought we'd modernize this space and add this 1845 desk for a modern touch. Look at the color of it in here. What if this held all of one of six teams? Oh, it's twice? Yeah. That could be a great spot for them. Gosh, that's a great idea. This piece actually came with a provenance letter that says it was made in 1845 for a school in Kansas, which is really kind of cool. And I'm going to leave that in there as well. I got this at an estate sale a long time ago but I think the color looks really nice. I actually haven't even taken a step back to look. The size of it feels way better. I love the kind of picket leg too right here. This stunning, I mean, a lot of people would just pass this up. I see antique mirrors with patina like this. So fun and interesting. Like I love even looking at myself in them. And this one just happens to match the wall perfectly. And it just feels understated over here. I got these little vintage cast iron like 1920s bathroom plaques and they have like a woman and then a man. I'm adding them to the top of either of these kind of skinnier doors that is on the side of this arch because I have two and I feel like it's cute. Plus one of these closets is mine and one's Marie's. So I'm putting the male one above the male closet and then this one above Marie's. I think it is time to reveal this hallway to you guys. Now I'm giving you a little sneak peek in the reflection of the door. Filming on my phone, the camera just died but I am so excited and I love this hallway. Now this is not going to be everyone's cup of tea hallway. I'm sure it's probably not. It's definitely bold. It's out there. It's different but that's what I wanted this hallway to be because it's definitely the area that's going to be spent least time in the home. So I wanted to make it more of a fun transitional space where you're just like, oh my gosh, like walking from room to room you get that pop of color, a little bit of enjoyment and I love it. That was weird. Okay, I think it's time to reveal this because this house better not be haunted. Okay, let's go ahead and reveal it in three, two, one, go.