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i need advise

6 years ago

i want to do tv stand under the wood and i cannot choose wood color for it so i need advice about what colour you think will match with this picture. (there's many colore in the stand)

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TimberZone Design Ltd
6 years ago
Hi Om Yosef,

What are the plans for the decor/furnishings in the rest of the room?

It may help dictate a suitable tone of wood to use for your tv stand
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Luciana Sanchez
6 years ago
Hello Om Yosef,

The room is quite white at the moment, so you could probably go with any of the colours and then design around it... but if it is your house then this is the perfect time to start thinking about the colour palette for the room!

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