Entrance between dining and formal living

mahameeho

7 years ago

Hello ,, I was wondering if you had more photos for the white casing and white column
And who installed them please

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7 years ago
Thank you for your question. You can view more pictures of this project on our website http://www.svdesign.com/portfolio/gatsby/?type=renovation

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