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matthewjlharris

9 years ago

Hi, lovely space. Please can you tell me how it is lit as I love the light and airy look between the beams? Thanks, Matt

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Stiff and Trevillion
9 years ago
Hi Matthew,

Concealed LED strips on the top of the roof ties ( red beams ) and at low level at the back of the desks. Hope this helps.

Best wishes,

Stiff + Trevillion
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