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Do you need help re-arranging your current layout? Living room bedroom studio

By Mayhem18
February 14, 2018 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted February 14, 2018

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Posted February 14, 2018

Are you #struggling with your current #LivingRoom #bedroom layout or bought new #furniture with no idea where to place the them or need help rearranging old furniture? Look no further. We can help you re-arrange your existing furniture or new furniture in the living room, bedroom,bedsit and studio

Do you have a bookcase, shelf or table that is a magnet for clutter?

Sofa is fading from being next to the window for years?

Have you a big space but seem small with the layout of current furniture or a small space with no idea idea on how to make it compact living ? Or

You generally don?t have the time or energy to make things around

Leave us a comment or direct message with details of what needs doing, room, property location etc

What ever the situation is we will come up with a solution

Any other questions please ask

We cover mainly south, south west and most London surroundings

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