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Art Deco bedroom

BRIDIE MC CREESH

4 years ago

My bedroom is small with built in wardrobe but I would love an Art Deco room on a budget ..any one done this os have any advice please

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4 years ago
do you have pictures of bedrooms that you like?
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Marina Drobot at Cinnamon Space
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
yes, pictures of the room would help. in the meantime, you can spruce up the wardrobe doors art deco style http://www.charlieroe.com/art-deco/art-deco-bedrooms/art-deco-wardrobe-index.html

and some art deco wall paper: https://bradbury.com/artdeco_all.html
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