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lisabod444

6 years ago

can I buy the material on the stool on the left and how much

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sarah millmore upholstery
6 years ago
This fabric is my own patchwork
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awkward shaped floor plan/layout help

Hi.I have problem.

Redesign the layout?

Floor board suggestions needed.

Kitchen - Island? Peninsula? L-Shaped?

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