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Beautiful extension!

Charlotte C. Guzzo

5 years ago

Would you mind telling me where the glass and steel frame were sources from?

Richmond, London · More Info

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Stuart James Associates Limited
5 years ago
Hi there, thanks for getting in touch! The company was Skygaze. Do you have a project in mind? We’d be delighted to discuss with you. Please call 0207 228 8522, happy to run through any scale of potential project. Thanks!
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