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This is an example of a scandinavian dining room in Oxfordshire with no fireplace and grey floors.
HollandGreen Architecture, Interiors & Landscapes
HollandGreen Architecture, Interiors & Landscapes
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Transformation of 1920s Detached Family Home

Scandinavian Dining Room, Oxfordshire

Eleanor Walpole

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HU-987143810HU-987143810 wrote:1 November 2020
advice on second floor layout

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Below are two layouts of the second floor in our proposed new building. The first one is the original one given to us by the architect, and the wall dividing the master bathroom and the master closet could not be removed. We asked for some changes because we thought the master bathroom was too small. After some discussions and considerations the second layout was proposed. Meanwhile, changes in the position of the staircase and on the first floor made possible to remove the existing wall between bathroom and master closet. So now we are wondering whether it would be better to go back to the original layout, just enlarging the bathroom and making the master closet smaller. The staircase position will remain as it is in the second layout. Any thoughts on that? Which layout would you prefer? We would appreciate any thoughts on that. Kind regards, Sylvia

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