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Interior designer with experience in modern oriental themes

6 years ago

Hi I’m looking for an interior designer to help with our house who is happy to provide a service in northwest London (HA6 postcode) and has experience in modern oriental/Scandinavian design. Examples of designs we like are in the latest Elle magazine.

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Kerry Bryan Interiors
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Hi Kat, I'd be happy to help with your project. I have experience creating Modern Oriental and Scandinavian styled spaces, so would be more than equipped to assist with your project.

Feel free to have a look at my website www.kerrybryaninteriors.co.uk and Houzz Projects!

Let me know and we can arrange a consultation to discuss your ideas and what it is you'd like help with.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Kerry
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User
6 years ago
Hi Kat, I’d be absolutely delighted to jump on board with your project. Why don’t we arrange a consultation, this way we can discuss everything further?

In the meantime, feel free to check out my website.

www.fibi-Interiors.co.uk

I look forward to hear from you.
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OnePlan
6 years ago
I’ve seen some beautiful work from ASV interiors - they are based in Switzerland - but also have offices in London ... will find a link https://www.houzz.co.uk/pro/asvinteriors/asvinteriors
Well worth asking them to quote too !
Good luck with it all !
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Shimu Oriental Furniture
6 years ago
Hi Kat, we're not an interior designer but we are a UK leader in oriental furniture and home decor, so might be able to help you acheive the look you are after. You'll find our full range online at www.shimu.co.uk or see our houzz page for a few examples.
Jade Byng
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There’s an interior designer on here called anouska tamony. I have particularly enjoyed her designs and I think her style would fit.

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