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Route 211 - Amiesville Warrenton Toll Free No. 347-0400 . Hallways have split personalities - no wonder, since they are broken up with windows, doors, stairways and corners. They may even wander through your house, up the stairs, to the second floor, connect your den and dining room or be the hub of your living space. As such, they require attention and may be difficult to decorate. First impressions count when guests enter your home so it is best to keep hallways calm and flowing with woodwork and doors painted in the same tones as the walls. If you decide to use a “drop dead” wall covering, carry the theme to the second floor for continuity. Make your hall say something about your home - it can be an informal or elegant statement - an introduction to your personal world. We at EARLY S CARPETS, Route 211, Amissville, 347-0400 & 502 N. Main St., Culpeper, 825-8232 can introduce you to a world of decorating ideas for your hall, your living room, your kitchen or any other room in your home. Our selection of prestige carpeting is by far the largest in the area, featuring Lees, Philadelphia and Armstrong, and all our installation work is done by our own expert crew. Open: 9-6 Mon.-Fri.; 9-5 Sat. a DECORATING TIP: Vertical lines in wall coverings raise the ceiling; horizontal designs elongate a wall.
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