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Francesca Lucchi

7 years ago

Hi! My name's Francesca and I'm a fan of Houzz.it
I'm 25 and I live in Italy, but my dad's wife is from Singapore.
I love your work, it's absolutely stunning. I wanted to ask your permission on posting these pictures on my instagram account where I share the best interior design pics.
Please let me know,
Regards,
Francesca.

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7 years ago
Hi Francesca, glad to hear that! Do give credit for our works if you would like to use our pictures. Cheers
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