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Need help with first studio apartment

9 years ago

I'll like to maximize the use of the balcony/patio for dinning/wining. I need help to furnish my 527 sq. ft studio apartment.

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decoenthusiaste
9 years ago
Looks to be very amenable to contemporary or even mid-century furnishings. Comment here and use Attach Images button to add pix of the patio/balcony area.
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