Wall in entry

Son Nijjar

7 years ago

Hi can you please provide info on who made the wall design? It looks amazing. Thanks!

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Arden Interiors
6 years ago
Hi, we designed the wall feature and Bill (not sure of company name) at 604-721-9377 built it. Were you planning to create the same design for your project or are you interested in creating something unique to your home?
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