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Trouble with wardrobe space - awkward wall!

7 years ago

I have a small bedroom and need as much space as possible to store my stuff - problem is there us an awkward wall. Could someone suggest a clever way to fit wardrobes/maximise space?

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Topology Interiors
7 years ago
Do you want to send us some floor plans and maybe we can help? Head to www.topologylondon.co.uk for more info
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Equilibrando... Space Planning with Feng Shui
7 years ago
Could you please attache some pictures of your space?

Marcin
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