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Hall way entrance ideas

3 years ago

Need some ideas for this room, carpet will be coming up and wooden floor going there in place. There are 5 doors in this room

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Heather Morris
Original Author
3 years ago

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Heather Morris
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3 years ago

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Heather Morris
Original Author
3 years ago
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My Claybrick Home
3 years ago
Hi Heather

I would love to put a layout design together for you. Thats a tricky space with 5 doors plus being a work room, storage space.

You can check out my design work here. www.myclaybrickhome.com/case-studies

Please drop me a comment or an email to vicky@myclaybrickhome.com if you would like to book a free online chat by zoom.

Rgds

Vicky

www.myclaybrickhome.com
E D
3 years ago
Vicky, please don’t spam.
Jules Mc
3 years ago
Glad you've commented ED. Thought it was just me who thought this was becoming extremely tiresome.

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