Interiors | A soothing bedroom makeover…

For the past two years our home has undergone a huge transformation.  Dan has worked on the house practically non-stop, trying to turn it from a pokey small terrace with a terrible layout, to a terraced home with light and flow.  We are getting there. But as you know DIY and home projects take a […]

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