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Love this, was it hand painted or stickers and can I buy it?

6 years ago

Muswell Hill Project – Extension and new layout · More Info

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Claire Nicholson
6 years ago
I'm not sure where this one in particular came from but If you're looking for a custom made decal then I would highly recommend Inkmill Vinyl.

They created a couple of decals to go on glass doors for us, but I know they can also do designs for walls.

Fabulous quality and really reasonable cost for something of custom size and design.

https://www.houzz.co.uk/pro/inkmill/inkmill-vinyl
Nicola thanked Claire Nicholson
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JLV Design Ltd
6 years ago
Hi Nicola,
this particular 'House Rules' is a sticker and I sourced on Amazon.
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