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Niamh Browne is phenomenal. When I moved to East Dulwich last year I contacted a number of interior designers who either only wanted to work with me on a whole house or didn't respond. Niamh was not only wonderful to speak to, she adapted her approach to both my creative, budget and design needs - our one bathroom full revamp had a number of options on how we could work together. What was most amazing working with Niamh was that she was able to allow me to be creative, but guided on style/trends and also more specifics that would/wouldn't work but in a very thoughtful and understanding way. I knew that I would never have an end design that didn't 'work' but that I would also feel fully involved and listened to - it was my style, which was beautifully guided and coached by Niamh - asking just the right questions, providing insight, information and her expertise where ideas wouldn't necessarily work and also where we could expand and think of the entire interior of the house to inform decisions. Every time I walk passed our bathroom, I smile - its just perfect. I honestly can't write enough on how great Niamh is and I'm looking forward to working with her on more of the rooms in my house including our new kitchen.

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Hi Arialle Are you still looking for this? Thanks Nic

Hi I'm looking to buy in East Dulwich, a family home. I'm looking at a number of streets and frankly want to get the goss. What do people know/say about certain areas/streets in SE22 eg. you can't find parking easily on x street, y street is considered the best in the area, z street is considered a bit dodgy etc.. To help narrow it down I'm looking at: North of ED Grove Melbourne, Derwent and Elsie. South of ED Grove Trossachs, Playfield, Ashbourne. East of LLane Fellbrig, Rodwell, Slivester, Hansler etc.. Thanks!