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Suspended Fireplace

3 years ago

Hi! Would you mind to tell me if the fireplace is Gyrofocus in this project? In case it is not - who were the suppliers? Thank you!

Woodham Walter, Maldon · More Info

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Mormac London
3 years ago
Yes its a Gyrofocus, looks lovely but they're not cheap.
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88wj88
3 years ago
They look amazing. Stayed in a ski chalet with one, couldn’t use it all week as we had children with us.
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Hi, dear reader and contributor @HomeMood Interior Design. I am overwhelmed with receiving an answer and with your suggestions! I have been sleeping on this for a long time now (over an year) and I came to a point when I need to know! :) Anyone else knows the feeling? The reason I was only seeing my option in blue as possible was symmetry. I fully agree with the suggestion of using two armchairs instead of the three chairs. Great thing is, I have both the armchairs and the chairs so I can experiment with both. But in the bottom of my heart, I really wanted and needed someone to come and tell me that it is possible to do this another way! And - did I create that through the law of attraction? Here is a link to the table we have to use with the soffa, and it is a convertible! (i.e it grows into a dining table!) https://youtu.be/UOeYWYCNHQY My only concern remains that in the alternative option you are suggesting (and I was longing for!) only 1.5 seats of the soffa get a TV view and 1.5 seats get a fireplace view. Would an L-shape/soffa plus one armchiar work, along with moving the book shelf to the dining area? Many thanks P.S. I've also attached a picture of the table (it's not round though) and what I had in mind as for the chairs in front of the fireplace.
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