FREE INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULTATIONS

By LeoWoodScott
November 28, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 28, 2022

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Posted November 28, 2022

As part of the wonderful Artists Open Studios at Vanguard Court this Saturday 3rd December, our interior design studio will be open.

We are offering FREE 30-minute interior design consultations for anyone who would like to pop in and have a chat about their refurbishment projects.

It can be any big or small interiors questions - pop in and have a cup of tea and a chat, and have a look through our samples and paint library, ask us any burning design questions!

Email [email protected] to book in a time to come and see us. We are around all day between 11am - 5pm.

Our studio colleagues Perpendicular Architecture are also joining us on the day and will be and available for a FREE consultation session https://www.instagram.com/perp_architect/.

At the same time you can visit so many artists, ceramists and makers at the Vanguard Court open studio event next weekend: https://www.instagram.com/vanguardcourt/

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