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Seeking help - Entertainment room

5 years ago

Hi, I’m thinking of converting my spare room into an entertainment/lounge space with a small home bar, a cosy space that I can relax in. Some ideas include setting aside space for a drum set or some exercise gear.
The room is 3.8m x 4.5m. Seems like most designers don’t take on small projects. I’m wondering where I can engage some help?

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HYJK Design
5 years ago
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Hi little_cloud,

At HYJK, we offer services such as re-designing small spaces, decorating etc. Drop us a message if you are still looking for someone to do up your room! You may view our portfolio at www.hyjkdesign.com
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