How to Decorate a Corridor in a Kitchen
- 1). Tap a nail into the vertical middle of the wall at one end of the corridor. Tie a piece of string to the nail.
- 2). Pull the string down the wall and make a loose spoon shape using a contour drawing method (all one line). Tap in additional nails at the beginning of the bowl of the spoon, and tape the string in place to get a rough idea of the spoon shape.
- 3). Adjust the size and shape of your string-spoon as necessary so that it fills the length of the corridor.
- 4). Remove the string, but leave the nails and tape in place. Measure the string to get the measurement of the rope light you will need.
- 5). Purchase the proper length of rope lighting in red or white.
- 6). With the end of the rope-light cord at the baseboard, attach the rope light to the wall using C-hooks or clear plastic hooks in place of the nails and tape markers.
- 7). Create the spoon shape on the wall with the rope light. Use any excess rope lighting to double-back over the spoon shape if necessary.
- 8). Use cord-hiding trim to camouflage the cord hanging down from the lighting.
- 9). Plug the lighting into the hallway outlet to complete the corridor artwork.
