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This photo has me baffled!

9 years ago

Is this an optical illusion or something more magical? Either way, great spaces and design. I also love the outdoor room/home bar.

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EDR Building Designs
9 years ago
Hi Luke, Thank you, The master bedroom has french doors and the reflection you see is the gardens and farm which the home overlooks :-)
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