Layout dilemma . Help needed
8 months ago
Hi everyone.
I would like to you to brainstorm your creative minds and give me a feedback.
I have uploaded four options. Which one do you think would work the best?
If you have some other ideas we are open to your valuable suggestions, as nothing has been built yet.
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Since the stairs haven’t been built I think you still have more options.
One option
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