Extension ideas

5 years ago

Where are the sliding doors from that separate the living and kitchen/dining spaces? Do they go into the wall or slide on the outside of the wall?
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Julie Maclean Interior Design Ltd
5 years ago
The kitchen and dining areas are open plan, but there are pocket sliding doors between kitchen and living area that slide into the walls. I hope this helps!
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