Formal Living Room Remodel

2 years ago

Removal of woodchip and vinyl underneath that. Restore original cornice to white. Rewire, sand original floor, install reclaimed burner and decorate keeping the elegance of the original build.

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Sonia
2 years ago
Lovely and cosy.
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AG Interiors
2 years ago
Love this - the cornice has been restored to its former glory …..
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Formal Living Room Remodel

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Sonia

AG Interiors

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