Hi. what is the approximate or exact sq.m of this room?

Hidayet A. Aghaev

6 years ago

Hi Im very sorry for the question but would like to know the average or an exact square of this room.
Thanks

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6 years ago
Sorry for the delay, but have been on vacation.

The room size was approximately 3m x 5.5m, so say 17 sq m in all.

the Photograph was professionally taken so he clearly used a lens to adjust the perspective. We completed this room in 2012, close to Lancaster Gate, West London.
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