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7 years ago

Looking to get some paintings for my living room and dining room which is open plan. I have white walls and both rooms are grey/black/white in furniture and soft finishings - monochrome style. Which painting do you think I should go for?

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MAKEMEAVAILABLE Ltd
7 years ago
I like the 3rd and 7th pieces if that's any help!
Carole Wood
7 years ago
3rd and 7th also maybe 4th but art is personal and I am not keen on reds and oranges.
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Maggy Morrissey Photography
7 years ago
The 3rd and 6th are my favourites.
decor178
Original Author
7 years ago
I'm thinking of going for the 7th. I want one in the living room and dining room. They are open plan. Do you think I can put the same painting in both rooms? I need a wide painting hence going for the same one.

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