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Recommended Home Detoxing/Decluttering Service available by the hour - great start to the New Year

By lynleaweststudio
December 27, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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lynleaweststudio

Posted December 27, 2019

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Posted December 27, 2019

As a local interior designer I love using and promoting some of our great local businesses as much as possible.

I?ve had a few Clients who, as well as wanting their interiors designed, needed help decluttering their homes in preparation.

Step up the lovely Claire Hewitt from Kahlm Home, who has worked alongside some of my Clients, and myself, to help them unpack, clear and refine their belongings. She?s very skilled at creating successful storage solutions. She works with people wading through their clutter to help define what is really necessary in their lives. She?s very lovely and just seems to get people and understand what is important to them. She also charges by the hour so the service is very flexible.

Anyway I was thinking with the New Year coming up, it might be a great time for some detoxing of houses.

Have a look at her Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/kahlmhome/

Her number is 07876 397633.

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