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4 years ago

Hi, We're just looking for some advice on a bathroom refurbishment in Balham, London. Is that the sort of thing you do?
thanks
Kelly

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N&K Interiors
4 years ago
Hi Kelly,

Thank you for your contact , we do give advise and design bathrooms so please let me know how we can be of help.

Kind regards,

Natalie.
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