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7 years ago

what kind of decorating style would this come under and what is the feature on the walls? would this be wainscoting or something similar?

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Nathalie Priem Photography
7 years ago
I am a photographer and photographed this property, I did't design it and so unfortunately am unable to provide you with any specifics. Best, Nathalie
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