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Highly recommended local interior designer

By Clarey
October 16, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Clarey

Posted October 16, 2013

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Posted October 16, 2013

I'd really recommend interior designer Sara Deakins Brockett [email protected] or 07970 025132. She can do home interiors, as well as interior design for retail, commercial premises etc.

She's just been very helpful for me in choosing a colour scheme when I'd got totally stuck and lost in a sea of sample pots!

She's a local Mum and is nothing like whatsisname Lewellyn-Bowen or anyone on 60 minute makeover (my only other experience of interior designers!) Thanks to Sara our family home is becoming grown-up and tasteful rather than a hotchpotch of random ideas.

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