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Downstairs room

9 years ago

We have a kitchen, utility, downstairs loo, drawing room & living room. There is another room downstairs with wallmounted TV & white leather couch, which the children (2 & 5) occasionally use. With a view to selling next Spring, could anyone please advise if I should turn this room entirely into a playroom or make it another living room space. It is wasted as it is..Many thanks for any ideas!

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Dytecture
9 years ago
Depending on the size of this downstairs room, you can have 2 areas for play and TV / living room.
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