ideas please for this type of look please
Alison B
5 years ago
I would love some ideas for bottom (right hand side) please!
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tamp75
5 years agoAlison B
5 years agoHi, thanks for the reply. Sorry the pics weren’t clearly showing which is bottom right hand side. I’ll do another one. I was thinking something to ‘fill in’ that are eg something in the wall and maybe planters??
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