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Riverside Guest House Cumbria- amazing transformation

7 years ago

We have just had some nice pictures added to our Facebook page by one of our customers Riverside Guest House in Cumbria who had to redecorate after suffering flood damage a while ago so we thought we would share these with you all as they do look stunning. These are from our Marconi Range of wall and matching ceiling lights so if you fancy checking these out for yourself you can see these here:

http://www.thebulbco.com/index.php?route=product/search&search=marconi

https://www.facebook.com/riversideescape/

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