Print on wall
Nancy Jessup
8 years ago
Where can I have a custom print done similar to one on wall?
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Comments (23)You have a lovely and tasteful space! I do agree with Camilla that large bold painting would look great as well as add a contemporary touch. For example something like this (with frame matching the table or the chairs and a satin gloss finish of the painting): Get in touch If you would like me to send any suggestions!...See MoreI want to renovate my bedroom with new sofa and curtains
Comments (1)Looks like a living room to me, not a bedroom...See Moreshould i put paintings or prints on this wall or maybe a large clock
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