hello looking for ideas
Hello , I just moved to a new house and knocked down a internal wall to make two rooms into a larger one, need some ideas in designing a walk-in wardrobe. Attaching a photo of the space , will take more photos tomorrow
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Donna McCullough
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last yearAlthough I suggested a carpenter in my first comment, I used Sharpes for my wardrobes and I was very pleased with the workmanship. They came up with ideas of how to configure the internal space and were able to incorporate an awkward stair box. The wardrobes went wall to wall and right up to the ceiling so no dust traps. They weren’t cheap but the fitter was excellent.
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