Ho do I make this window look centered
Amy D
6 years ago
I’m closing on this house next week in Southwest FL. Everything from the formal living room is going. New paint new chandelier, New curtains.
This sliding window is not centered, what should I do with it?
I love transitional style, traditional, French country.
This sliding window is not centered, what should I do with it?
I love transitional style, traditional, French country.
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6 years agoA tall plant in the corner and moving the wall chest over a bit should help the appearance.
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