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Love all -really great job! The black wire work w.pignion is art work?

9 years ago

Art work on the wall up with pignion in the middle

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Bruce Palmer Coastal Design
9 years ago
Yes its a wonderful piece. Found at Amy Perlin Antiques.
lucytime
8 years ago
Could you explain the dinning area with the totally foldering door system? What flooring did you use and the material for the three season room walls (with the small round table).
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